Testimony of Agnes Agi (Cohen) Goldstein, born in Debrecen, Hungary, 1927, regarding her experiences in the Debrecen Ghetto, Strasshof, Wien Gross Enzerdorf camp and Mauthausen

Testimony of Agnes Agi (Cohen) Goldstein, born in Debrecen, Hungary, 1927, regarding her experiences in the Debrecen Ghetto, Strasshof, Wien Gross Enzerdorf camp and Mauthausen Life before the war; Neolog family; Draft of her father to a labor battalion; release of her father, 1943; deportation to the Debrecen Ghetto and handing over their property to a female neighbor, April 1944; transfer in a death march to a brick factory; insults are cast towards the deportees; confiscation of jewelry by Hungarian policemen; suicide of her uncle and his wife by swallowing poison; deportation on a train; life on the train; transfer to Strasshof; transfer with the family to Wien Gross Enzersdorf camp under the supervision of the Wermacht; uprising in the vinegar factory and labor arrangements; daily transfer to labor in a snow march; collected by the SS; transfer in a death march and shooting of inmates; transfer to Mauthausen; life in Mauthausen; liberation. Hospitalization of her father; her mother hides from Red Army soldiers; return to Debrecen; life in Debrecen; return of her brother from Gunskirchen; Zionist activities; aliya to Israel, October 1948.