Testimony of Mordechai Ernest Eigner, born in Zlate Moravce, Czechoslovakia, 1923, regarding his experiences in Czechoslovakia until 1939
Testimony of Mordechai Ernest Eigner, born in Zlate Moravce, Czechoslovakia, 1923, regarding his experiences in Czechoslovakia until 1939
Testimony
Testimony of Mordechai Ernest Eigner, born in Zlate Moravce, Czechoslovakia, 1923, regarding his experiences in Czechoslovakia until 1939
Life before the war; his father was a showmaker and his mother a seamstress; attends school; activities in Maccabi Hatzair movement; eviction from home, 06 November 1938; move to a disputed area in Hungary; life in Dunajska Streda; receives help from Gizi Fleischmann and Mrs. Kelman of the Jewish community in Bratislava; deportation to the Cerveny Most closed camp; transfer to Patronka; aliya training and his Raphael Reis, his counselor; aliya of his parents to Eretz Israel, July 1939; aliya to Eretz Israel with Bnei Akiva, October 1939.
Reunion with his parents; life on Kibbutz Geva.
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item Id
5729708
First Name
Ernest
Mordechai
Mordekhai
Last Name
Egener
Eigner
Date of Birth
29/01/1923
Place of Birth
Zlate Moravce, Czechoslovakia
Type of material
Testimony
Language
Hebrew
Record Group
O.3 - Testimonies Department of the Yad Vashem Archives