Testimony of Eliezer Laci Grunwald, born in Szombathely, Hungary, 1927, regarding his experiences in Szombathely and in hiding in Budapest

Testimony of Eliezer Laci Laszlo Grunwald, born in Szombathely, Hungary, 1927, regarding his experiences in Szombathely and in hiding in Budapest Life before the war; Hanoar Hatzioni activities; help to refugees from Austria, 1938. Anti-Jewish legislation, 1939; expulsion from high school; transfer to Budapest, 1943; German occupation, March 1944; confiscation of property; work in a factory; confiscation of the factory by the Germans; forced labor in the factory; turning the factory into a camp; receipt of the last letter from his mother; deportation of his mother and his family to Auschwitz; escape to the "Glass House"; smuggling protective passports and forged documents to Jews in the factory; deportation of the forced laborers to Mauthausen, 10 November 1944; finding a hiding place in an attic; escape from the factory; life in various hiding places; escape to an apartment used as a hiding place by the Hungarian underground; participation in activities against Hungarian Nazis; liberation by the Red Army, January 1945. Aliya to Israel, 1949.