Testimony of Frida (Frenkel) Shif, born in Bielsko, 1930, regarding her experiences in the Bochnia Ghetto, Kosice, using a false identity in Budapest, Arad and other places
Well-to-do religious, hasidic family; attends a mixed Jewish school.
Move to Lodz with the outbreak of the war, September 1939; move to Krakow, January 1940; deportation to the Bochnia Ghetto, January 1941; ghetto life including labor in a sewing workshop; escape to Hungary via Czechoslovakia using a Hungarian identity, September 1943; life in Kosice; move to Budapest, early 1944; life using a false identity with Hungarians; German occupation, March 1944; escape to Arad; move to Bucharest; move to Constanta; sets sail to Turkey; move to Istanbul.
Aliya to Eretz Israel, 1944; detention camp in Atlit; aliya and move to Tel Aviv.
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5248268
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Frida
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Shif
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Frenkel
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09/09/1930
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Bielsko Biala, Poland
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Testimony
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12418
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Hebrew
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O.3 - Testimonies Department of the Yad Vashem Archives