Testimony of Samuel Berger, born in Svalava, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding his experiences in Budapest, the Budapest Ghetto, Vienna, DP camps and Israel

Testimony of Samuel Berger, born in Svalava, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding his experiences in Budapest, the Budapest Ghetto, Vienna, DP camps and Israel Life under Hungarian occupation, 1939; control taken over his father's shoemaking workshop; detention of his father by the Hungarians, 1940; increase in antisemitism; anti-Jewish legislation; return of his father, 1940; move to Budapest, 1942; life in Budapest including work in odd jobs; German Army occupation of Budapest, 1944; life in a marked house; draft to forced labor battalions of the Hungarian Army in the Budapest area, 1944; transfer back to Budapest; death march in the direction of the Austrian border under the supervision of Hungarian gendarmes, 1944; transfer back to Budapest; Budapest Ghetto life; liberation by the Red Army, 1945. Move to Vienna, 1945; move to Hallein and Ebensee DP camps in Austria, 1945; aliya to Israel via France, 1948; life in Israel.