Testimony of Chaim Zilberman Caspi, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1941, regarding his experiences in Budapest, protected houses, an orphanage in Hungary, and in Transylvania and other places

Testimony of Chaim Zilberman Caspi, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1941, regarding his experiences in Budapest, protected houses, an orphanage in Hungary, and in Transylvania and other places Stories that he heard in his childhood. Deportation of his father to labor camps by the Hungarians, 1943; death of his father toward the end of the war, 1945; German Army occupation of Budapest, 1944; deportation [of Jews] to labor camps; placed in a Red Cross protected house by his grandfather, along with his sister, 1944; escape from the protected house, with help from a Christian Hungarian, to a protected house of Raoul Wallenberg; return of his mother, 1944; liberation by the Red Army, 1945. Placed in orphanages in Budapest and Szeged, 1946; placed in a foster family in Transylvania; move back to Budapest, 1947; life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1950; life in Israel.