Joint testimony of Zipora Feiga (Altman) Levi, born in Mezokovacshaza, Hungary, 1924, and her cousin Hendel Vera (Iungreis) Shreter, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1928, regarding their experiences in the Miskolc Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Krakow, Wiesau and Langenbielau

Joint testimony of Zipora Feiga (Altman) Levi, born in Mezokovacshaza, Hungary, 1924, and her cousin Hendel Vera (Iungreis) Shreter, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1928, regarding their experiences in the Miskolc Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Krakow, Wiesau and Langenbielau Both Zipora and Hendel are first-born daughters; both are the daughters of regional community rabbis; attendance at Jewish elementary schools; lessons at home. German occupation, March 1944; ghetto life from May 1944; yellow badge; help from Hungarian neighbors in obtaining food; deportation to the Miskolc Ghetto; shearing of the beards of their rabbinical fathers and grandfather, May-June 1944; deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau, June 1944; transfer to Krakow; camp life including labor transferring rocks; transfer back to Auschwitz; transfer to Wiesau; camp life including labor harvesting potatoes in the field; transfer to Langenbielau; labor in an aircraft parts factory; liberation by the Red Army, May 1945. Return to Hungary, June 1945; aliya to Eretz Israel on the ship, "Max Nordau", with Agudat Israel, 1946.