Testimony of Yehudit Hirsh Netti née Bodenheimer, born in 1943 in Amsterdam, about her experiences as an infant in Amsterdam, Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen, and Tröbitz

Testimony of Yehudit Hirsh Netti née Bodenheimer, born in 1943 in Amsterdam, about her experiences as an infant in Amsterdam, Westerbork, Bergen-Belsen, and Tröbitz Family background, parents escape to relatives in Amsterdam on Saturday, April 10, 1943; birth of twins at home the next day; deportation with the entire family to Westerbork in late May 1943; life in the camp as a twin baby (as retold by her mother); family obtains Paraguyan citizenship and “certificates” (Mandate Palestine immigration visas) through relatives in Switzerland; transfer about ten moths later to the "Dutch camp" in Bergen-Belsen; life in the camp; deletion from the list of persons designated for exchange; hunger and weakness; placement aboard a train in April 1945; random travel by train across Germany; father dies aboard the train; liberation in Tröbitz on April 24, 1945; back to the Netherlands; life in the Birnbaum orphanage and then with her mother; family emigrates to Britain in 1952; life there until 1965; immigration to Israel in 1965; adjustment to life in Israel.