Testimony of Itzhak Rozenzweig born in Dubeczno, Poland, 1916

Testimony of Itzhak Rozenzweig born in Dubeczno, Poland, 1916 Move to Wlodawa at the age of 3; murder of his father and his grandfather; attendance at a Bund school; Hechalutz activities; studying carpentry; move to Warsaw; draft into the Polish Army, 1938. Outbreak of the war; taken captive by the German Army; release following injury; escape to the Soviet Union; deportation to Siberia; labor camp; forced labor; logging trees and then opening up a carpentry shop; being accused of activity against the regime; detention in prison; end of the war and liberation. Arrival at Tashkent in Uzbekistan and later Samarkand; return to Poland; kibbutz activity; aid from the JDC; birth of his son; aliya to Israel, 1948; absorption and rehabilitation.