Testimony of Henia (Laufer) Slodazh, born in Jadow, Poland, 1918, regarding her experiences in hiding in Radom, Bialystok, Vologodskaya, Bukhara and other places

Testimony of Henia (Laufer) Slodazh, born in Jadow, Poland, 1918, regarding her experiences in hiding in Radom, Bialystok, Vologodskaya, Bukhara and other places From a traditional Zionist family; education; Hashomer Hatzair activities; aliya training in Radom; displays of antisemitism, summer 1939. Outbreak of the war, 1939; help to refugee families; preparation of an air field with hoes; in hiding in an attic; escape to Bialystok with her boyfriend; marriage; arrest by the NKVD and deportation to Vologodskaya; labor in a forest and at agriculture; region of predatory animals; transfer to the Asian region of the Soviet Union; outbreak of the Soviet-German War; move to Bukhara; mutual help among the members of the group; black market work; move to Kazakhstan via Tashkent; labor in greenhouses; transfer to Nageya; labor in the swamp region; transfer to Andizhan in exchange for a bribe; labor in commerce; liberation, May 1945. Return to Poland; move to Germany; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1947.