Testimony of Lili (Gobitz) Stein, born in Rimaszombat, Czechoslovakia, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Salgotarjan Ghetto, Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, Duderstadt and other places

Testimony of Lili (Gobitz) Stein, born in Rimaszombat, Czechoslovakia, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Salgotarjan Ghetto, Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, Duderstadt and other places Jewish secular family; her father owns a hat and work clothes shop; her mother is a professional weaver; the Jewish community. Detention of her father; decrees; draft of her father to forced labor, 1942; death of her father from typhus, June 1943; her mother's work weaving; help to the family's livelihood by weaving and sewing; deportation to the Salgotarjan Ghetto; deportation to Auschwitz, June 1944; murder of her grandmother; camp life; transfer to Bergen-Belsen; camp life; transfer to Duderstadt; camp life and labor in a plane factory; in hiding during air-raids; transfer by train with her mother for weeks to an unknown destination; injury of her mother; transfer to Theresienstadt; liberation by the Red Army. Illness of her mother; move to Bratislava; search for relatives in Budapest; return to Rimaszombat, August 1945; marriage of her mother; fictitious marriage; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1947; divorce; marriage; work as the housekeeper for Chatzkel, the owner of Kasit cafe in Tel Aviv; aliya of her mother and her husband, December 1949; life in Mishmar Ayelon; move to Yokneam; birth of her sons; death of her husband, 1992.