Testimony of Elizabeth (Fishelovich) Greenfeld, born in Bekescsaba, Hungary, 1923, regarding her experiences in Bekescsaba, the Kevermes Ghetto, Auschwitz, in Germany and other places

Testimony of Elizabeth (Fishelovich) Greenfeld, born in Bekescsaba, Hungary, 1923, regarding her experiences in Bekescsaba, the Kevermes Ghetto, Auschwitz, in Germany and other places Her childhood among her family, including attending a Jewish school. Imposition of anti-Jewish restrictions; outbreak of the war, 1939; receives knowledge concerning the fate of the Jews in Poland; refusal by her father to hide his two daughters; hiding of property in a bunker; deportation to the Kevermes Ghetto; Kevermes Ghetto life including fear and overcrowding; transfer to a tobacco factory, Pesach (April), 1944; instances of suicide; deportation to Auschwitz on trains, including the death of people during the travel; murder of her family members in Auschwitz, except for her older sister; transfer to Germany on trucks; labor in an aircraft parts factory in Berlin; attitude of the German labor manager; death of her sister due to pneumonia; help from female relatives; approach of the front; death march; liberation at Krempendorf. Move back to Hungary; aliya to Israel, 1948; life in Israel.