Testimony of Basia (Seinfeld) Fridman, born in Nadworna, Poland, 1933, regarding her experiences in the Nadworna Ghetto, in hiding, in an orphanage in Zabze and other places

Testimony of Basia (Seinfeld) Fridman, born in Nadworna, Poland, 1933, regarding her experiences in the Nadworna Ghetto, in hiding, in an orphanage in Zabze and other places From a well-to-do hasidic family; attends a Tarbut Jewish kindergarten. Life under Soviet occupation, 1939-1941; German occupation, June 1941; hiding of her mother with two refugees in a sweet shop; murder of her mother and sister during a massacre in the town; move to her uncle's home in the Nadworna Ghetto; travel restrictions and yellow badge; rescue from deportation; transfer to another ghetto in the area; escape with the help of the Judenrat; life hidden by a non-Jew; liberation, early 1945. Detention by Hungarian soldiers; release; riots by Ukrainians; move to an orphanage in Zabze; gathering of the orphans by Rabbi Herzog and moving them to Strasbourg; aliya to Israel, 1948.