Testimony of Klara (Fureidi) Ungerleider, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1919, regarding her experiences in Bratislava, detention, Ravensbrueck and other places

Testimony of Klara (Fureidi) Ungerleider, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1919, regarding her experiences in Bratislava, detention, Ravensbrueck and other places Traditional family; witness attends a Jewish school; displays of antisemitism; move to Czechoslovakia, 1931; life in Michalovce. Deportation of the young women to Auschwitz, 1942; escape to Hungary with help from the priest's daughter; termination of studies in the Slovakian school; yellow badge; partial curfew; escape, March 1942; informed on; in detention; attempt to marry a Hungarian; return to the Slovakian border; move to Bratislava; Jews' life in Bratislava; changes places of residence; informed on; detention by the Gestapo; bodily punishments; deportation to Ravensbrueck; agricultural labor; sorting of inmates according to their origin; death march for 200 kilometers; liberation. Aliya to Israel, 1949.