Testimony of Nina (Schrager) Vardy, born in Krakow, Poland, 1930, regarding her experiences in Krakow, the Krakow Ghetto, in hiding, Wieliczka, Warsaw and other places

Testimony of Nina (Schrager) Vardy, born in Krakow, Poland, 1930, regarding her experiences in Krakow, the Krakow Ghetto, in hiding, Wieliczka, Warsaw and other places German occupation of Krakow, 1939; deportation to the Krakow Ghetto, 1941; Krakow Ghetto life including labor in the workshops; in hiding during an "Aktion", 1942; smuggled outside the ghetto with her sister, 1943; deportation of her parents to a camp, 1943; her parents' escape from the camp; life in hiding while hidden by Christian Poles in Krakow, 1943; move to a hiding place without her sister in the home of Poles in Wieliczka; move to a hiding place while hidden by Christian Poles, with help from the Zegota in Warsaw, 1943; her parents' move to Warsaw; her parents' life while using a false identity; capture of her parents by the Germans; release of her mother; execution of her father, 1944; in hiding with her mother and her sister in subterranean buildings in Warsaw, while using a false identity after the outbreak of the Warsaw Polish Uprising, 1944; move with her mother and sister to Teklinow, while using a false identity as Polish women, 1945; life in the home of a Polish farmer, including work; liberation by the Red Army, 1945. Move back to Krakow; life after the war, 1945; aliya to Israel, 1949; life in Israel.