Testimony of Shlomo Golibroda, born in Pultusk, Poland, 1924, regarding his experiences in Pultusk, the Warsaw Ghetto, Bialystok, Siberia and other places

Testimony of Shlomo Golibroda, born in Pultusk, Poland, 1924, regarding his experiences in Pultusk, the Warsaw Ghetto, Bialystok, Siberia and other places Life in Pultusk before the war; Orthodox, religious family; displays of antisemitism; activities in the Poalei Agudat Israel movement; harassment by Endeks people (members of the Narodowa Demokracja party). Outbreak of the war; meets Jewish refugees from Austria and Czechoslovakia; shelling of Pultusk; transfer to forced labor; escape to the border of the Soviet Union; capture; escape to Warsaw; smuggle of food into the Warsaw Ghetto; escape to Bialystok; escape to Lida; life in Lida including work in a workshop; escape to the Soviet Union; deportation to camps in Siberia; escape to Gorki, 1942; escape to Samarkand; life in Samarkand in an orphanage; end of the war. Return to Poland; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1947.