Testimony of Doron Charkovski, born in Osijek, Yugoslavia, 1940, regarding his experiences as a baby in Ogulin, Kraljevica camp, Rab camp, an assumed identity, with the partisans and other places

Testimony of Doron Charkovski, born in Osijek, Yugoslavia, 1940, regarding his experiences as a baby in Ogulin, Kraljevica camp, Rab camp, an assumed identity, with the partisans and other places Life as a baby in Osijek during the German occupation, April 1941; Ustasha assumes authority; escape with her mother to Ogulin; deportation with the Italian Army to Kraljevica; camp life; surrender of the Italian Army; German occupation; transfer to Rab, September 1943; camp life; liberation by the People's Liberation Army & Partisan Detachments of Yugoslavia (Tito's partisans); escape to the liberated area; separation from his mother and move to farmers; life with farmers with an assumed identity; return of his mother; joins with his mother partisan commando units; escape to Zemun, late 1944; liberation. Aliya to Israel, 1948.