Testimony of Moshe Fredi Steiner Zur, born in Zlate Moravce, Czechoslovakia, 1930, regarding his experiences in Zlate Moravce, Budapest and Israel

Testimony of Moshe Fredi Steiner Zur, born in Zlate Moravce, Czechoslovakia, 1930, regarding his experiences in Zlate Moravce, Budapest and Israel His childhood in a financially secure, Zionist, religious family including learning in a "heder", attending a public school and activities in Bnei Akiva; life until 1939. Slovakia is given independence; life in Zlate Moravce, including decrees, until 1942; Aryanization of the family business; illegally crosses the border to Budapest with a woman border smuggler, late June 1942; life in Budapest including wanderings in the streets; informed on by the male concierge; detention for 10 days; life in prison for approximately one month; release from the prison; receives a notice about moving to Eretz Israel; travel by train to Istanbul, Turkey, 05 January 1943; receives a certificate to Eretz Israel; move by train to Lebanon; move by bus to Haifa, Eretz Israel, 15 January 1943. Life in Israel including being wounded in combat during the War of Independence.