Testimony of Miriam Maria (Daskalovitz) Rubin, born in Vilkovce, Czechoslovakia, 1930, regarding her experiences in Vilkovce, in hiding, in the Berehovo Ghetto, Auschwitz, Geislingen and other places

Testimony of Miriam Maria (Daskalovitz) Rubin, born in Vilkovce, Czechoslovakia, 1930, regarding her experiences in Vilkovce, in hiding, in the Berehovo Ghetto, Auschwitz, Geislingen and other places Life under Hungarian rule, 1939; deportation by the Hungarians from Vilkovce to Kamenets-Podolski due to lack of a registered Hungarian citizenship; escape; illegally crosses the border to Vilkovce; in hiding until her family organizes matters regarding [their] Hungarian citizenship; detention of her brother, who was accused of Zionist activities by the Hungarians; anti-Jewish decrees imposed by the Hungarian authorities, 1943; German Army occupation [of Vilkovce]; deportation to the Berehovo Ghetto, 1944; Berehovo Ghetto life; deportation to Auschwitz, 1944; death of her father; death her two sisters; death of her brother; death of her niece; camp life, with her mother; rescue from the gas chambers by a Jewish Kapo woman; transfer to Geislingen, 1944; camp life including forced labor in an ammunitions factory with her mother; liberation by the British Army, 1945. Move to Bergen-Belsen [DP camp] by the British Army; move back to Vilkovce with her mother; move to Teitz; life in Teitz; aliya to Israel, 1971; life in Israel.