Testimony of Mordechai Miki Miklosh Lang, born in Goncruszka, Hungary, 1928, regarding his experiences in Budapest, Goncruszka and Godollo

Testimony of Mordechai Miki Miklosh Lang, born in Goncruszka, Hungary, 1928, regarding his experiences in Budapest, Goncruszka and Godollo Life before the war; traditional family; his father is the manager of an ethyl alcohol factory; witness attends a state school; studies in Budapest, 1942; life in a dormitory. Escape to Goncruszka; life on the war front in Godollo; labor digging anti-tank trenches; transfer to Budapest on foot; transfer to the courtyard of a factory; transfer to the southern front on an electric tram; life on the southern front including labor for the Hungarian Army, November 1944; escape to a dormitory in Budapest; life in a Swiss protected house; obtains forged documents; fear of a search, and escape; work in the printing press of a non-Jew; life in a rented room; liberation by the Red Army, January 1945. Return to the protected house; receives food from the Jewish committee; return to the family's home by train and on foot; return of his sisters from a camp, July 1945; life in Budapest in a Hanoar Hatzioni camp; move to Yugoslavia; illegal aliya attempt to Eretz Israel; detention in Cyprus, 1947; aliya to Eretz Israel; life in detention in Atlit; enlists in the Palmach, February 1948.