Testimony of Zuzi Zeira, born in Timisoara, Romania, 1925, regarding her experiences in Ujpest, in hiding in Budapest, on a death march and in Milan

Testimony of Zuzi Zeira, born in Timisoara, Romania, 1925, regarding her experiences in Ujpest, in hiding in Budapest, on a death march and in Milan Move to Ujpest, Hungary, 1925; antisemitism, 1939; dismissal of her father [from his work]. Draft of her father to forced labor; German Army occupation of Ujpest, 1944; concentration of the Ujpest Jews in marked houses; life under German occupation including decree regarding wearing a yellow badge, and labor in a military factory; concentration before deportation; in hiding in a factory with help from Communists; fascist rise to power, October 1944; in hiding in the home of relatives in Budapest; detention; deportation on trucks to Austria; unloading of goods stolen from Hungary; approach of the front; death march; liberation by British paratroopers in Admont and Klagenfurt. Medical treatment in Milan; legal aliya to Eretz Israel, 1945; life on Kibbutz Sha'ar HaGolan.