Testimony of Marila Birman, born in Drohobycz, Poland, 1930

Testimony of Marila Birman, born in Drohobycz, Poland, 1930 Childhood in a traditional, established family; good relations with the Christian [neighbors]. Outbreak of the war; Soviet occupation, 1939; outbreak of the war [between the Soviet Union and Germany]; German occupation, 1941; the pogrom in Drohobycz; contact with SS man Felix Landau; family home within the ghetto limits; ghetto life without hunger; illegal deportation to the Boryslaw camp, late 1942; camp life, until spring 1944; escape to another bunker after the discovery of the first ones; discovery of the third bunker by the German soldiers; liberation, summer 1944. Return home; move to Poland; rehabilitation after the war; aliya to Israel, 1950.