Testimony of Zeev Goldberg, born in Wisnicz Maly, Poland, 1937

Testimony of Zeev Goldberg, born in Wisnicz Maly, Poland, 1937 Capture of his father by the Germans, 1942; move to the Bochnia Ghetto together with his mother and his brother; illegal crossing of the border to Slovakia with the aid of a Jewish guide; illegal crossing of the border to Hungary; detention on the train by Hungarian policemen; incarceration; hospitalization for scarlet fever; transfer to a orphanage for refugees; transfer to a Christian children's institution under a Christian identity; air-raids on Budapest; being hidden in various children's homes; searching for food on the streets; marching of the children to the Danube on Christmas night and his escape; Red Army occupation; transfer together with other Polish orphans to Germany. Rehabilitation in the Blankensee camp, Germany; aliya to Eretz Israel on the ship "Kedmah", 1947; absorption and rehabilitation in [Kibbutz] Ramat Hashofet.