Testimony of Erzsebet (Klinger) Roth Cohen, born in Kosice Mesto, Slovakia in 1920, regarding her experiences in Cluj, while using a false identity in Eger, and in Savar, Auschwitz-Birkenau and other camps

Testimony of Erzsebet (Klinger) Roth Cohen, born in Kosice Mesto, Slovakia in 1920, regarding her experiences in Cluj, while using a false identity in Eger, and in Savar, Auschwitz-Birkenau and other camps Life as a child in Vienna before the war; Escape to Kosice Mesto in 1939; re-annexation of Kosice Mesto to Hungary in 1938; attempt to deport her to Kamenets Podolski because she has Austrian citizenship; halting of that deportation, and deportation to the Ricse detention camp in 1941; release, several months later, because she marries; escape of her family members to Cluj in 1942; German occupation, 1944; life while using a false identity; life in hiding in the home of a Romanian acquaintance; she finds a hiding place in a clinic for mentally ill patients; escape to Eger; life while using a false identity; detained, after being informed on, and transfer to a prison; transfer to the prison in Miskolc in 1944; transfer to a detention camp in Sarvar in 1944; deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau camp in 1944; transfer to a labor camp in the Upper Silesia area; labor in digging; transfer on a death march in the direction of Bergen-Belsen camp in 1945; escape to the home of a Polish laborer in the Czestochowa area (receipt of support from the laborer during her stay in the camp); end of the war in 1945; Return to Kosice; move to Prague; aliya to Israel in 1960.