Testimony of Abraham Zrenchni, born in Lukow, Poland, 1920, regarding his experiences in Warsaw, Miedzyrzec, Kamchatka, Waldenburg and other places

Testimony of Abraham Zrenchni, born in Lukow, Poland, 1920, regarding his experiences in Warsaw, Miedzyrzec, Kamchatka, Waldenburg and other places Move of his family to Warsaw during the 1930s; witness learns in a yeshiva in Miedzyrzec. Outbreak of the war, September 1939; wounded by shrapnel; stays locked up at home; fear of being captured for labor; takes responsibility for obtaining food for his family members; move from the Warsaw Ghetto to the Aryan side; makes the decision to escape to the East; meets with other escapees in the forests; illegally crosses the border into the Soviet Union; move by trains to the East; labor camp life in the Kamchatka area, 1942-1944; labor in agriculture in Caucasus. Move back to Poland, 1946; establishment of a Bnei Akiva settlers' group in Waldenburg; illegal aliya attempt on the "Exodus" ship; transfer to Germany; legal aliya to Israel, 1948; life in Israel.