Testimony of Tali Anatol Zucker Curiel, born in Krakow, Poland, 1931, regarding his experiences as a child in the Krakow Ghetto and using a false identity in the home of a Polish woman

Testimony of Tali Anatol Zucker Curiel, born in Krakow, Poland, 1931, regarding his experiences as a child in the Krakow Ghetto and using a false identity in the home of a Polish woman Life in a Zionist, traditional family. German occupation, 1939; anti-Jewish decrees; Krakow as the capital of the General Government; Krakow Ghetto life; rescue of his sister by a Ukrainian acquaintance; detention of his father by the Gestapo after he was informed on; relief organizations in the ghetto; "Aktions" and deportation to Belzec; transfer to a hiding place in the home of a Polish woman; life while using a false identity; liberation by the Red Army, early 1945. Help from his father's partners in the underground; life after the war; move to the home of relatives in Antwerp; move to Port de Bouc; illegal aliya to Eretz Israel with Aliya Bet on the "Biriah" ship, 1946.