Testimony of Mirjam Feldman, born in Ostrowiec, Poland, 1919, regarding her experiences in the Ostrowiec Ghetto, the Czestocice camp, the Geppersdorf camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau and other places

Testimony of Mirjam Feldman, born in Ostrowiec, Poland, 1919, regarding her experiences in the Ostrowiec Ghetto, the Czestocice camp, the Geppersdorf camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau and other places Life before the war; from a religious Zionist family. Outbreak of the war, 1939; continues to live in the family home within the Ostrowiec Ghetto limits; deportation, 1941; life in hiding with other people in an attic; labor building fish ponds; deportation by train, 10 January 1942; escape from the train with other people, 12 January 1942; transfer to the ghetto by her family ill with typhus and frostbite; amputation of part of the soles of her feet; liquidation of the ghetto, April 1943; escape to the Czestocice camp; camp life; labor sewing; transfer to Auschwitz-Birkenau with inmates of the camp; transfer with three sisters to the Geppersdorf camp; camp life in a weapons factory; transfer to Kratzau by forced march, 08 February 1945; liberation by the Red Army, 09 May 1945. Return to the family home in Ostrowiec; move to Germany; life in Landsberg until 1948; aliya to Israel.