Testimony of Chava Eva (Sabadosh) Klugman, born in Novi Sad, Yugoslavia, 1937, regarding her experiences as a child using a false identity, in a protected house and in the Budapest Ghetto

Testimony of Hava Eva (Sabadosh) Klugman, born in Novi Sad, Yugoslavia, 1937, regarding her experiences as a child using a false identity, in a protected house and in the Budapest Ghetto Childhood in a secular, Neolog home; her father owns a workshop for antique furniture; attends a Montessori kindergarten. Travel to Budapest by her father for business, 1944, and drafted to forced labor; being smuggled with her mother to Budapest; meeting her father; receipt of an identity card from a Christian woman; visiting a church; wanderings among different houses in Budapest; her mother's capture and deportation to a death march with other Jewish women; escape of her mother and her return to Budapest; transfer to a protected house; hunger and cramped living conditions; transfer together with her mother to the Budapest Ghetto after the deportation of the "protected house" residents to different camps; short stay in the ghetto; liberation by the Red Army. Return to Novi Sad by train; studies; receipt of packages from the JDC; aliya to Israel, 1949.