Testimony of Sima (Katzovitz) Sosinski, born in Dolhinow, Poland, 1928, regarding her experiences in Dolhinow, in the partisans and in Kazakhstan and Waldenburg

Testimony of Sima (Katzovitz) Sosinski, born in Dolhinow, Poland, 1928, regarding her experiences in Dolhinow, in the partisans and in Kazakhstan and Waldenburg Her childhood in a religious-Zionist family. Red Army occupation of Dolhinow, 1939; German Army occupation of Dolhinow, 1941; life under German occupation including anti-Jewish legislation and persecution; in hiding in a bunker; escape to a forest with her mother; joins Soviet partisans; move [on foot?] with [the partisans' brigade of] Viktor Vakisilov, until the Soviet Union; life in a kolkhoz in Kazakhstan; liberation, 1945. Move back to Dolhinow; move to Waldenburg; life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1960.