Testimony of Georgette Dandi (Braun) Goldstein, born in Domoszlo, Hungary, 1925

Testimony of Georgette Dandi (Braun) Goldstein, born in Domoszlo, Hungary, 1925 Childhood in the Domoszlo village; high school studies and living together with her sister at her aunt's house in Eger, 1938; life under anti-Jewish laws and increasing displays of antisemitism. German occupation, 1944; eviction and life with her sister in the Eger Ghetto; meeting with her parents and her other sister in the transit camp in the area, 1944; deportation to Auschwitz, 1944; deportation to a labor camp and labor in a weapons production factory in Allendorf, Germany, 1944; death march towards Kassel, Germany, 1945; liberation by the US Army, 1945. Return to Eger, Hungary, 1945, and life under the Communist regime, illegal crossing of the border to Kosice, Czechoslovakia, 1949; aliya to Israel, 1949; absorption.