Testimony of Klara (Rozenbaum) Suss, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1930, regarding her experiences in Budapest

Testimony of Klara (Rozenbaum) Suss, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1930, regarding her experiences in Budapest Her parents' home in Budapest. German occupation, March 1944; deportation of her parents, 21 March 1944; witness' transfer to the family home in a village; her grandfather is informed on; return to Budapest, June 1944; her father's return; anti-Jewish legislation including travel restrictions and yellow badge; air-raids; her mother is in the Kistarcsa [transit] camp; her mother's illness and return home, August 1944; Ferenc Szalasi's rise to power, October 1944; in hiding in her aunt's house; deportation of the whole family to a brick factory, 26 October 1944; transfer to a star [marked] house on the banks of the Danube; eye witness testimony to murder of the Jews in the Danube river; transfer to a Swiss protected house; transfer to a Spanish protected house, late December 1944; air-raids; liberation. Return home, January 1945; escape to Vienna with forged documents; rehabilitation of her life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1953.