Testimony of Pola (Boruchovitz) Fridman, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1920, regarding her experiences in Lublin, Majdanek, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ravensbrueck and other places

Testimony of Pola (Boruchovitz) Fridman, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1920, regarding her experiences in Lublin, Majdanek, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ravensbrueck and other places Well-to-do traditional family; attends a Polish school. German occupation; decrees and the yellow badge; deportation to a ghetto; ghetto life and cleaning the houses of Jews who had been deported; in hiding in a bunker under these homes; burning of the house; deportation to Lublin; transfer to Majdanek; camp life and labor cleaning the latrines; transfer with her sister to Auschwitz-Birkenau; camp life and labor in a weapons factory; transfer to Ravensbrueck; transfer to Malchow; liberation by the Red Army, May 1945. Return to Poland; move to Germany; marriage and starts a family; aliya to Israel; life in Israel and work as a seamstress.