Testimony of Elisheva (Lindenberg) Pat, born in Lwow, Poland, 1941, regarding her experiences as a baby using a false identity in Bochnia and with a Polish foster mother

Testimony of Elisheva (Lindenberg) Pat, born in Lwow, Poland, 1941, regarding her experiences as a baby using a false identity in Bochnia and with a Polish foster mother Smuggled with her mother by a Polish train worker from the Lwow Ghetto to Bochnia; life using a false identity; hidden by the train worker in his house in exchange for money; her mother is turned in by the train worker and her murder; witness is fostered by Kielbasa Maria Dyrdal, a Polish woman merchant ; life in a village; liberation. Move to Bystrzyce; move to Tarnow, 1947; attends a Catholic school; arrest of her foster mother for illegal trading, 1952; placed in an orphanage in Krakow; life in the orphanage; organized aliya of the children in the orphanage to Israel, 1957.