Testimony of Alice (Farber) Liberman, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1934, regarding her experiences in hiding in a village using a false identity, an orphanage in Westerbork, Theresienstadt, Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz

Testimony of Alice (Farber) Liberman, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1934, regarding her experiences in hiding in a village using a false identity, an orphanage in Westerbork, Theresienstadt, Bergen-Belsen and Auschwitz Her parents' escape from Nazi Germany to the Netherlands. German occupation, May 1940; restrictions on the Jews including yellow badge; life in hiding in an attic; informed on; contact with the Dutch underground; hidden by a woman in a village while using a false identity; learns Christian customs while in hiding; informed on and detention in prison; deportation to Westerbork by train; obtains forged documents with help from her brother; life in the orphanage in the camp; liquidation of the orphanage and transfer to Bergen-Belsen; camp life including typhus and hospitalization; transfer to Theresienstadt; preparations for a visit from the Red Cross to the ghetto; transfer of children to Auschwitz; liberation by the Red Army. Move to DP camps in Czechoslovakia and the Netherlands; information regarding her parents' hiding place in the Netherlands with help from the Dutch underground; her parents' rescuers are recognized as Righteous Among the Nations; aliya to Israel, 1954.