Testimony of Aron Cweczkenbaum, born in Tarnobrzeg, Poland, 1928, regarding his experiences in Lwow, a labor camp in Novosibirsk and in Kamin

Testimony of Aron Cweczkenbaum, born in Tarnobrzeg, Poland, 1928, regarding his experiences in Lwow, a labor camp in Novosibirsk and in Kamin Childhood in a religious family. German occupation, 1939; evacuation to the city square and theft of valuables; deportation from the city and escape to the East until Lwow; deportation by the Red Army to Siberia; life in a labor camp in Novosibirsk; freezing cold; female cousins die of starvation; Bar Mitzva; transfer to the city of Kamin; improvement of living conditions; end of war, 1945. Move to Ulm, Germany, 1946; attends school; aliya to Israel, 21 August 1948.