Testimony of Michal Mishe Rauch née Löwenherz, born in 1926 in Przemyśl, Poland, about her experiences in the Przemyśl ghetto and in hiding on the "Aryan" side in a Ukrainian's home until liberation in 1944

German occupation of Przemyśl in 1939; riots; Soviet occupation ensues in 1939; German occupation ensues in 1941; restrictions on Jews and upturn in antisemitism; deportation to the Przemyśl ghetto with parents; family members receive labor permits; father works in a factory outside the ghetto and witness works with mother on a farm outside the ghetto in 1942; finding a hideout during the second Aktion; witness and parents arrested due to denunciation and taken to a lockup in Przemyśl; they escapes from the lockup and return to the ghetto (part of which has become a labor camp) in 1943; witness and parents escape from the ghetto through a tunnel to the home of a Ukrainian in a suburb in 1943; hiding with thirteen additional relatives in a cellar in the house (for payment); life in hiding until liberation by Soviet forces in 1944; witness marries and moves to Vienna with help from the Bricha organization in 1946; moves to the Skola Cadrona in Milan in 1946; illegal immigration to Eretz Israel aboard the Lohamei Hagetaot; deportation to the "summer camp" in Cyprus in 1947; son is born; immigration to Israel in 1948; adjustment to life in Israel.