Testimony of Eva Martha Breslauer Shmutz, born in 1931 in Budapest, about life in hiding in Budapest

Testimony of Eva Martha Breslauer Shmutz, born in 1931 in Budapest, about life in hiding in Budapest Childhood in an affluent Orthodox home; begins studies at a Jewish school in 1937; the Belzer Rebbe lives with the family for six weeks while escaping from Poland in 1942; Germans enter on March 19, 1944; yellow star; studies terminated on April 6, 1944; digging a bunker under father's metal factory; family moves to a marked house in Budapest; moves into the bunker along with some thirty people on June 24, 1944; building concierge provides them with food for payment; liberation by Red Army forces in 1945; looting and rape by Red Army soldiers; re-establishing life after the war; immigration to Israel in 1952.