Testimony of Miriam (Kumlosh) Libling, born in Subotica, Yugoslavia, 1927, regarding her experiences in Subotica, the Baja Ghetto, Bergen-Belsen, Strasshof and other places

Testimony of Miriam (Kumlosh) Libling, born in Subotica, Yugoslavia, 1927, regarding her experiences in Subotica, the Baja Ghetto, Bergen-Belsen, Strasshof and other places Life before the war; traditional family. Life until 1941; annexation to Hungary; deportation to a farm; escape to the family home, 1942; interrogation of her father, 1943; German occupation, March 1944; deportation with her parents to the Baja Ghetto; ghetto life; life in a large warehouse; deportation on a train to Strasshof; camp life; transfer to Altprerau; life in a stable; labor in a factory for preservatives and agriculture; transfer with her parents to Bergen-Belsen, December 1944; life and inactivity in the family camp; transfer in an open train, April 1945; direct air-raids; transfer to Theresienstadt, 23 April 1945; camp life; death of her father from typhus; liberation by the Red Army. Typhus; convalescence; return with her mother to the family home; life in the family home until 1948; aliya to Israel, 1948.