Testimony of Sara Novizki, born in Kozowa, Poland, 1925, regarding her experiences on the farm of an SS man in Berlin

Testimony of Sara Novizki, born in Kozowa, Poland, 1925, regarding her experiences on the farm of an SS man in Berlin Her childhood in a family with hardships; being orphaned. Outbreak of the war; Soviet occupation, 1939; obtains food from the "sick people's kitchen"; German occupation, 1941; atmosphere of fear; sleeping in an attic; draft of girls [using false identities?] to forced labor in Germany; transfer to Berlin; various assignments on the farm and agricultural labor for a farmer who was an SS man; life on the farm including hunger, shortages, cold, brutal treatment and beatings; approach of the Red Army; escape from Berlin on a wagon drawn by donkeys [?]; liberation by the Red Army. Return to Lodz; life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1956.