Testimony of Miriam (Farkash) Leibovitz, born in Nove Zamky, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding her experiences in Nove Zamky, in hiding, using a false identity, in Teplice and other places

Testimony of Miriam (Farkash) Leibovitz, born in Nove Zamky, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding her experiences in Nove Zamky, in hiding, using a false identity, in Teplice and other places Life under Hungarian rule, 1938; draft of her brothers to the Hungarian Army, to forced labor; help by her family in the smuggle of children from Slovakia to Budapest, 1942; her father is informed on; her father's detention in house arrest; in hiding while hidden by a Slovakian Christian family in Urmin, Slovakia, in exchange for payment, 1944; life while using a false identity as Maria Yablonka; move from the Slovakian family; wanderings between the partisans [units] in the mountains; life in various hiding places while using a false identity, 1944; liberation by the Red Army in Teplice, in the Trencin region, 1945. Move to Bratislava, 1945; joins a "kibbutz" of Hashomer Hatzair; move with the Bericha organization to the Ein Gev ["kibbutz"] camp in Belgium, 1945; illegal aliya attempt to Eretz Israel, from France, on the "Theodor Herzl" ship, 1947; detention and deportation by the British to the winter camp in Cyprus, 1947; aliya to Israel, 1949; life in Israel.