Testimony of Moshe Kandel, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1932, regarding his experiences as a child in the Budapest Ghetto

Testimony of Moshe Kandel, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1932, regarding his experiences as a child in the Budapest Ghetto Life before the war; from a Neolog family; attends Jewish schools; numerus clausus; Deportation of his father to a labor battalion; disappearance of his father; meets refugees from Poland; German occupation, March 1944; imposition of restrictions on Jews including the yellow badge; confiscation of Jewish homes; concentration of Jews in marked houses (with a Star of David); rise to power of the Arrow Cross; murder of Jews in the Danube River; deportation of Jews including his mother to the Austrian border; murder of his mother; deportation together with his sister to a brick factory; transfer to the ghetto; ghetto life; death of people in the cellar and their burial in a mass grave; receiving a protection certificate; liberation by the Red Army, January 1945; Move to Szeged; life there; moving into a children's home within the framework of the Dror Habonim movement; move to Yugoslavia; aliya to Eretz Israel with Aliya Bet; detention in Cyprus; life there; aliya to Israel, 1947.