Testimony of Miriam Maria (Rozenbaum) Grinberg, born in Radomsk, Poland, 1936, regarding her experiences as a child in the Radomsk Ghetto, in Warsaw and using a false identity in a village convent in the Warsaw area

Testimony of Miriam Maria (Rosenbaum) Grinberg, born in Radomsk, Poland, 1936, regarding her experiences as a child in the Radomsk Ghetto, in Warsaw and using a false identity in a village convent in the Warsaw area Life in Radomsk and deportation to the Radomsk Ghetto; ghetto life; "Aktion", 1942; her father is a member of the Judenrat; activity of the Polish police and the Jewish police; receiving information from Henryk Wroblewski (later recognized as a Righteous Among the Nations) regarding his smuggling her out of the ghetto and being transferred by a woman by train to Warsaw; life in Warsaw; meeting her uncle and his wife; escape between apartments; transfer to a convent in a village in the Warsaw area; life in the convent using a false identity; transfer out of the convent by her aunt, May 1945; Return to Warsaw; life there using a false identity; studies; her aunt's activity in the Hashomer Hatzair movement; aliya to Israel on the ship "Galila" together with her aunt and uncle, 1950.