Testimony of Eliezer Albert Templer Dviri, born in Brussels, Belgium, 1933

Testimony of Eliezer Albert Templer Dviri, born in Brussels, Belgium, 1933 Escape of the family from Brussels, Belgium before the German occupation of southern France, 1940; in hiding in towns and villages in southwest France under the Vichy government, in Buzet and Le Magny; his siblings' work for French farmers; unsuccessful attempt to escape to Spain; arrest by the Spanish authorities and the family is transferred back to the south of France, 1942; stay in a children's home in southern France via the OSE (Oeuvre de Secours aux Enfants) organization; hidden by a French farmer without the rest of the family; transfer of the family to Lyon; transfer of the family to St. Martin Vesubie, a city in Italian occupied southern France, 1942; transfer of the family to Italy following the surrender of the Italians; help; escape and in hiding in Valdieri, Italy; treatment by the Italians and the help; escape and in hiding from the German Army in the mountains; living with a family of Italian farmers; transfer with his mother, brother and sister to Rome; receiving protection from the Hungarian consul, 1942; in hiding with his brother in a monastery in Rome until liberation by the US Army. Reunion with his family in Rome; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1945; absorption.