Testimony of Judith Ester (Heilper) Marmor, born in Targu Mures, Romania, 1927

Testimony of Judith Ester (Heilper) Marmor, born in Targu Mures, Romania, 1927 Childhood in a traditional family. Annexation to Hungary, summer 1940; transfer to a Reform [Hebrew] school; detention of her sister for being a Communist and her imprisonment in Budapest, autumn, 1941; the effect on the family, autumn 1941; anti-Jewish legislation, 1941; German occupation, March 1944; yellow badge; restrictions and prohibitions; deportation to the ghetto to a brick factory, May 1944; establishment of a study framework; deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau, June 1944; transfer to Lager B, September 1944; transfer to labor in Liebau, Germany, autumn 1944; labor in a factory; transfer to an airport; liberation, May 1945. Rehabilitation; aliya to Israel, 1970; absorption.