Testimony of Eliyahu Wulf, born in Oswiecim, Poland, 1926

Testimony of Eliyahu Wulf, born in Oswiecim, Poland, 1926 From a religious family. German occupation; deportation to Tschechowitz and from there to Rzepiennik; detention in the local synagogue; in hiding while all the persons in the synagogue were taken out and murdered in a killing pit dug in advance; wanderings for approximately two years; transfer willingly to the Krakau Plaszow camp; typhus; transfer to Ostrowiec and from there to Birkenau; tattoo number B-4407; transfer to Swietochlowice; aid from the German supervisor; approach of the front and deportation to Mauthausen by train; selection and transfer to Gusen; liberation by the US Army. Unsuccessful aliya attempt to Eretz Israel on the ship, "Palmach", 1946; detention in Cyprus; return aliya to Eretz Israel; absorption.