Testimony of Bluma (Feigelson) Rozenbush, born in Vilna, Poland, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Vilna Ghetto, Kaiserwald camp, Stutthof camp and Bromberg camp

Testimony of Bluma (Feigelson) Rozenbush, born in Vilna, Poland, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Vilna Ghetto, Kaiserwald camp, Stutthof camp and Bromberg camp Life before the war; well-to-do traditional family. Soviet occupation, 1939; confiscation of the store; German occupation, 1941; deportation and murder of the men in Ponary; yellow badge; deportation to the Vilna Ghetto; ghetto life; selection and liquidation of the ghetto, 1943; deportation on a cattle train to Riga, 1943; life in Kaiserwald camp, winter 1943; labor in a weaving factory; "Aktion"; deportation and murder of her father in a gas truck; transfer with camp inmates on boats to Stutthof; camp life including three roll-calls a day; transfer to Bromberg; life in Bromberg; labor fixing train tracks; approach of the front; transfer in a death march, winter 1944; escape and help from a Polish farmer; contracts typhus; hospitalization in a Polish hospital; liberation. Move to Lodz; life in Hashomer Hatzair aliya training; aliya attempt of the ship "Dov Hos"; capture of the ship by the British Army; hunger strike; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1946.