Testimony of Mina Mindla (Burstein) Zismilch, born in Aleksandrowka, Poland, 1924, regarding her experiences in Krasnik using a false idenity, the Krasnik Ghetto, with the partisans and in the forests of Aleksandrowka and Janow

Testimony of Mina Mindla (Burstein) Zismilch, born in Aleksandrowka, Poland, 1924, regarding her experiences in Krasnik using a false idenity, the Krasnik Ghetto, with the partisans and in the forests of Aleksandrowka and Janow Life before the war. German occupation, September 1939; escape to fields; decrees including the yellow badge; escape to Krasnik; life in Krasnik using a false identity including trade; deportation to the Krasnik Ghetto, 1942; escape back to Aleksandrowka, 1943; life in hiding in a forest with the partisans; escape to Janow; life in hiding in a forest including displays of antisemitism from the partisans; liberation by the Red Army, summer 1944. Return to Krasnik; move to Lodz; move to Leipheim; aliya to Israel, 1949.