Testimony of Rozzi Shoshana (Wagner) Neuman, born in Stryj, Poland, 1923, regarding her experiences in Vienna, on the Kindertransport and in London

Testimony of Rozzi Shoshana (Wagner) Neuman, born in Stryj, Poland, 1923, regarding her experiences in Vienna, on the Kindertransport and in London Her childhood in a family of Belzer hasidim; emigration to Vienna, 1926. Anschluss, annexation of Austria to Germany, 1938; pressure put on her family due to their lack of citizenship; forced labor on the streets; contact with the Bnai Brith organization; travel on the Kindertransport to England, March 1939; her sister relinquishes a certificate on behalf of a friend who was detained; move to pioneering aliya training in Ireland; escape of her parents to Belgium; keeps in contact by means of letters, until 1942; deportation [of her parents?] to camps; life in London during the blitz, including work in a factory; move to Bnei Akiva aliya training, 1943. Aliya to Israel, 1948.