Testimony of Malka Montzi (Verber) Frierich, born in Kosice Mesto, Czechoslovakia, 1922, regarding her experiences in Kosice Mesto, Auschwitz and Peterswaldau

Testimony of Malka Montzi (Verber) Frierich, born in Kosice Mesto, Czechoslovakia, 1922, regarding her experiences in Kosice Mesto, Auschwitz and Peterswaldau Her childhood in a religious family. Hungarian Army invasion of Kosice Mesto, 1939; German Army occupation of Kosice Mesto, 1944; concentration [of Jews] in the synagogue; concentration [of Jews] in a brick factory; labor in a kitchen in the ghetto; collection of money and jewelry [by the Germans]; deportation [of Jews] to Auschwitz; camp life including selections; transfer to Peterswaldau camp; camp life including labor producing weapons and digging anti-tank trenches, January 1944; death of her sister in camp; liberation by the Red Army, 1945. Move back to Kosice Mesto; knowledge regarding the loss [death] of her family members; marriage; aliya to Israel, 1949.