Testimony of Bracha (Sheinbin) Wisbert, born in 1938 in Malynsk, Poland - regarding her experiences as a child in Malynsk, in the Berezne Ghetto and while hiding in villages and forests in the area during the war.

Testimony of Bracha (Sheinbin) Wisbert, born in 1938 in Malynsk, Poland - regarding her experiences as a child in Malynsk, in the Berezne Ghetto and while hiding in villages and forests in the area during the war. Life before the war; daughter of a family that owned land and property; German occupation in June 1941; wearing a yellow badge; moved to forced labor; deportation to the Berezne Ghetto in June 1942; the family's escape from the ghetto the day before the ghetto’s liquidation in August 1942; finding a hiding place with a Ukrainian farmer; escape to the forests in the region; the father’s establishment of a group of partisans; life in the forest; the difficulties of daily existence; help from non-Jews; suffered from illness and escaped to a hiding place in the village; the older sister’s murder in March 1943; escape to the forest; liberation by the Red Army in November 1944; life after the war; aliya to Israel in 1948; absorption and rehabilitation.