Testimony of Yitzhak Istvan Krauser, born in Subotica, Yugoslavia, 1924, regarding his experiences in the Subotica Ghetto, Szeged and with the partisans

Testimony of Yitzhak Istvan Krauser, born in Subotica, Yugoslavia, 1924, regarding his experiences in the Subotica Ghetto, Szeged and with the partisans Life before the war; the Jewish community; education; his father's military service during World War I; Blau-Weiss activities; his Bar-Mitzvah celebration; relations with their non-Jewish neighbors. Annexation of the area to Hungary, April 1941; life on pre-army training in Hungary; move to Budapest; return home; family holiday; work in his father's shop; German occupation, March 1944; decrees including confiscation of property and yellow badge; deportation to the Subotica Ghetto; separation from his parents; draft to forced labor in Szeged; air-raids; deportation of his parents to Strasshof and Theresienstadt; death of his father; meets Soviet soldiers; volunteer in a partisan unit; life with the partisans; wounded in the leg and hospitalization. Release from the hospital in Sombor; reunion with his mother; aliya to Israel with his mother, 1948.