Chaia Ingber

Testimony of Chaya (Libovitz) Ingber, born in Vulchovce, Czechoslovakia, 1922, regarding her experiences in the Nagy Sollos Ghetto, Auschwitz, Reichenbach, Parschnitz and other camps Religious family; life before the war. Deportation of the Jewish men to forced labor; deportation to the Nagy Sollos Ghetto, 1944; ghetto life; deportation with her sister to Auschwitz; camp life including an encounter with Josef Mengele, labor carrying stones and other tasks; death of her mother; transfer to Reichenbach, August 1944; camp life including labor working the land; evacuation of the camp, March 1945; transfer on foot to Parschnitz; camp life; transfer to Kreuzsee; camp life and labor sewing masks; liberation by the Red Army. Move via Prague and Budapest to Romania; marriage, 1946; aliya to Israel, 1949.