Evzhen Yaakov Hauptman Yinon

Testimony of Yaakov Evzen Hauptman Inon, born in Jovra, Czechoslovakia, 1930, regarding his experiences in the Uzhorod Ghetto and Auschwitz-Birkenau Life before the war. Re-annexation to Hungary; restrictions on the Jews; deportation of his father to a labor camp; German occupation; additional restrictions including the yellow badge; deportation to the Uzhorod Ghetto; deportation to Birkenau; camp life including suicides of prisoners on the electric fence; death of Russian POWs; transfer on foot to Auschwitz and shooting of children and adults; camp life; German guards flee; liberation by the Red Army. Death of survivors from overeating; move by trucks to Krakow; receives help from the JDC; return home; reunion with his uncle and life with him; move to the county's city; aliya training; aliya to Israel, 1948; service in the IDF; starts a family, 1962.