Testimony of Sosia (Fridman) Fuks, born in Nove Barovo, Czechoslovakia, 1926, regarding her experiences in Nove Barovo, the Mateszalka Ghetto, Auschwitz, Praust and Puck

Testimony of Sosia (Fridman) Fuks, born in Nove Barovo, Czechoslovakia, 1926, regarding her experiences in Nove Barovo, the Mateszalka Ghetto, Auschwitz, Praust and Puck Her childhood in a religious family. Annexation of Nove Barovo to Hungary, 1939; displays of antisemitism; deportation of her brothers to labor; deportation of her parents to Galicia; looting of property; visits to her family in the prison in Budapest; German Army occupation of Nove Barovo, 1944; life under German occupation including the decree regarding wearing a yellow badge; deportation to the Mateszalka Ghetto; robbery of valuables; deportation to Auschwitz; camp life for a short period of time; transfer to Stutthof for disinfection; transfer back to Auschwitz for selection; transfer to Praust; camp life including forced labor; approach of the Red Army; death march to Puck; liberation by the Red Army, March 1945. Move back home; marriage; move to Chust; life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1973.