Testimony of Zeev Volf Yeger, born in Rona, Romania, 1918, regarding his experiences in Rona, Budapest, Szentkiralyszabadja, in hiding and in Bucharest and other places

Testimony of Zeev Volf Yeger, born in Rona, Romania, 1918, regarding his experiences in Rona, Budapest, Szentkiralyszabadja, in hiding and in Bucharest and other places Draft into the Romanian Army and service in the army after unsuccessful attempts to make aliya to Eretz Israel; Hungarian Army occupation of Rona; release [from the military]; escape to Budapest, 1940; draft to labor battalions in Budapest, 1944; forced labor building an airfield in Szentkiralyszabadja, 1944; transfer with a labor battalion to forced labor in a copper mine in Serbia, 1944; acts of abuse by Hungarian soldiers; contact with Serbian farmers; evacuation of the camp; death march in the direction of Hungary, 1944; murder of members of the battalion in Crvenka; in hiding; survival, October 1944; liberation by Yugoslavian and Soviet partisans. Life after the liberation; move back to Budapest, 1945; move to Bucharest; visit in Rona; move to Bergen-Belsen DP camp, 1945; move to Rivoli camp with help from the Bericha organization, 1946; illegal aliya attempt to Eretz Israel on the "Moledet" ship; detention in a "summer camp" in Cyprus, 1947; aliya to Israel, 1948.