Testimony of Bianka (Finzi) Gottfried, born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1929, regarding her experiences in Sarajevo, Mostar, Croatia, Camppsrid and other places

Testimony of Bianka (Finzi) Gottfried, born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1929, regarding her experiences in Sarajevo, Mostar, Croatia, Camppsrid [?] and other places Her childhood; her grandfather serves as the Sephardi rabbi of Sarajevo; arrival of Jewish refugees from Czechoslovakia en route to Eretz Israel. Outbreak of the war, April 1941; deportation of her father to Jasenovac camp; escape of her family to Mostar; deportation by the Italian Army to detention on a island near Dubrovnik; life on the island including cultural activities; move on fishing boats farther inland [?] with help from Tito's partisans, September 1943; life in villages in Croatia; giving of tutoring lessons to children in the village in exchange for food; move to a DP camp under the protection of the British Army; camp life in Camppsrid [?] near Bari; move to Molfetta, an Italian village, until the end of the war, February 1944. Emigration to the United States, 1951.