Testimony of Elisheva Erzsebet (Fischer) Genizi Aharoni, born in Budapest, Hungary in 1938, regarding her experiences as a child in Budapest, in Rakospalota, on the Kasztner Train, in Bergen-Belsen camp, in Switzerland and in other places

Testimony of Elisheva Erzsebet (Fischer) Genizi Aharoni, born in Budapest, Hungary in 1938, regarding her experiences as a child in Budapest, in Rakospalota, on the Kasztner Train, in Bergen-Belsen camp, in Switzerland and in other places Life before the war; Transfer of her father to a labor battalion; hiding of family members who are from Slovakia; escape to Rakospalota with her mother and sisters; German occupation, March 1944; wearing a yellow badge; travel restrictions; unsuccessful attempts to find a hiding place in the area; her family members are included on the list for Kasztner Train; transfer from Budapest on the Kasztner Train to Bergen-Belsen camp; Bergen-Belsen camp life; hunger; transfer to Switzerland in December 1944; life in a children's home; Aliya to Eretz Israel in September 1945; reunion with her parents; information regarding the experiences of the Rakospalota community and the murder of the community's Jews in Auschwitz camp.