Testimony of Zvia (Taube) Greenbaum, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1934, regarding her experiences as a child in Amsterdam, Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen, Biebrich and other places

Testimony of Zvia (Taube) Greenbaum, born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1934, regarding her experiences as a child in Amsterdam, Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen, Biebrich and other places Life before the war; from an Orthodox family; displays of antisemitism. Deportation of her father and oldest brother to Westerbork; murder of her brother and father in Auschwitz, 1942; her mother's work in an old age home and living quarters there; obtaining passports from Honduras with help from her mother's sister; deportation to Westerbork; camp life as a Honduran citizen; deportation to Bergen-Belsen; camp life with a group of inmates waiting for prisoner exchange; transfer to the Swiss border with citizens from countries friendly to Germany, 1944; halting of the train due to the approach of the Allied forces; transfer to Biebrich; camp life with British inmates; beginning of the liberation process. Move to a convent in Germany; life in the convent including treatment by nuns; return to the Netherlands; aliya to Israel on the ship, "Negbah", 1950.