Testimony of Nechemia Adlerman, born in Irena, Poland, 1927, regarding his experiences in Irena, Poniatowa, Klemensow, Majdanek, Auschwitz and other places

Testimony of Nechemia Adlerman, born in Irena, Poland, 1927, regarding his experiences in Irena, Poniatowa, Klemensow, Majdanek, Auschwitz and other places German Army occupation of Irena, 1939; forced labor with his sister unloading coal wagons at the railroad station; draft of his father into the Polish Army; his father is taken captive; his father's return, 1940; labor in a labor camp near the railroad station; deportation of his parents and two of his sisters to extermination camps, 1942; transfer to Poniatowa camp with his sister, 1942; transfer to Klemensow camp in the Zamosc district, 1943; camp life including forced labor constructing an airfield under the supervision of the Wehrmacht; transfer to Majdanek; camp life including labor sorting clothing and belongings at the crematoria, 1944; transfer to Auschwitz; camp life including labor in construction and carrying freight loads, 1944; death march from Auschwitz to Gross-Rosen, 1945; transfer to Oranienburg camp; transfer to Flossenbuerg camp, 1945; liberation by the US Army, 1945. Life in a German village with help from the US Army, 1945; move to an orphanage; finds his sister, 1945; aliya to Eretz Israel with Youth Aliyah, 1946; life in Israel.