Testimony of Bianka Zaoui née Halpern, born in 1927 in Sulita, Romania, about her experiences in Villeneuve Saint Georges and on a farm in Lorcy

Family life in Sulita Sat; witness moves to Paris at age three; then moves to Villeneuve Saint Georges; attends a municipal school there; antisemitism in school; German occupation ensues; authories impose restrictions; forced to surrender radio sets; ban on playing in public parks; BBC radio broadcasts at neighbors' homes; father arrested by French gendarmes and taken to police station; the yellow star edict; father deported to a labor camp near Treves; father escapes and returns to family home; witness escapes with mother to a farm in Lorcy; liberation by American forces; back to Villeneuve Saint Georges; life after the war; information about Zaoui, who served the Jewish community.