Testimony of Margalit Gretha (Nihom) Kenigsberger, born in Nijkerk, the Netherlands, 1925, regarding her experiences in Winterswijk, the Vught camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Reichenbach and other places

Testimony of Margalit Gretha (Nihom) Kenigsberger, born in Nijkerk, the Netherlands, 1925, regarding her experiences in Winterswijk, the Vught camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Reichenbach and other places Life before the war; from a religious family; death of her father, 1938; move to Winterswijk with her mother and siblings. Outbreak of the war; deportation, April 1943; deportation to the Vught camp, 10 April 1943; camp life; instruction of children and caring for them; refusal to join her mother and two siblings on a transport to Sobibor; work in a Philips factory, late 1943; labor assembling light bulbs; deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau, June 1944; selection and transfer to the Telefunken factory in the Reichenbach camp; camp life; labor at quality control; air-raids, late 1944; transfer to the Langenbielau camp; camp life; labor in a factory; air-raids on the factory; transfer to Parschwitz by forced march; transfer to Hamburg by train. Transfer to Denmark by train, 01 May 1945; life in Denmark; recuperation in isolation; move to Sweden; return to the Netherlands, August 1945; aliya to Israel as a nurse, 1949.