Testimony of Ruth (Zonenshein) Wolfenfeld, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1925, regarding her experiences in Warsaw, in hiding on the Aryan side, in Pruszkow and Israel

Testimony of Ruth (Zonenshein) Wolfenfeld, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1925, regarding her experiences in Warsaw, in hiding on the Aryan side, in Pruszkow and Israel Her childhood in a well-to-do family; her grandfather's term of service as the city's mayor. Outbreak of the war; destruction and loss of their home and business during air-raids; deportation to the Warsaw Ghetto; smuggle of food into the ghetto; making of contact with Poles on the Aryan side; murder of her brother during an "Aktion"; her older brother disguises himself as a German inside the ghetto; help and rescue by her brother during "Aktions"; move to the Aryan side before the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising; murder of her brother-in-law during the escape; in hiding while hidden by Poles; her sister's role as a courier for the Jewish Fighting Organization (ZOB - Zydowska Organizacja Bojowa); enlists in PAL (Polish People's Army) during the Warsaw Polish Uprising; building of a bunker after the Warsaw Polish Uprising; detention by the Germans, January 1945; escape to Pruszkow; murder of her parents; murder of her sister; liberation. Aliya to Eretz Israel, 1946; life in Israel.