Testimony of Dvora (Josefsberg) Buch, born in Boryslaw, Poland, 1938, regarding her experiences as a child in various hiding places

Testimony of Dvora (Josefsberg) Buch, born in Boryslaw, Poland, 1938, regarding her experiences as a child in various hiding places German occupation; move of the family to in hiding with a Ukrainian family; eviction from the hiding place out of fear of being informed on; hiding of the witness in a sack on her father's back; her family joining the hiding place of her uncle and grandmother in the cellar of the Polish Borek family [later recognized as Righteous Among the Nations]; loneliness; muteness; the Borek family taking care of all the needs of the nine people in the cellar; the family leaves the hiding place, early 1945; Their transfer together with Poles in the context of population exchanges, to Lower Silesia; the journey; living in the home of Germans who had fled; attendance in the Tarbut school, under the auspices of Hashomer Hatzair; move to a Polish school; antisemitism; aliya to Israel, October 1950; rehabilitation and absorption.