Shneider Yaakov Shmuel, born in Kosino, Czechoslovakia, 1932, regarding his experiences in the Berehovo ghetto and in the Auschwitz-Birkenau, Plaszow, Gross Rosen, Goerlitz and Zittau camps

Schneider Shmuel Jacob, born in Kosino, Czechoslovakia, 1932, regarduing the Berehovo ghetto and deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau, Plaszow, Gross Rosen, Goerlitz and Zittau camps Family background; childhood in a religious family; his father is a hero of the World War I. Entry of the Hungarians; entry of the Germans, March 1944; deportation to the Berehovo ghetto; stay in a brick factory for several weeks; transfer to Auschwitz II-Birkenau; selection at the entrance to the camp; rescue by an anonymous inmate from the camp to the gas chambers and transfer to the camp; finding his father and relatives; transfer to Plaszow; transfer after a few months to Gross Rosen and a few days later to Goerlitz to work in a weapons factory; transfer to Zittau. Liberation by the Soviets; death of his father after several weeks; meeting with his two sisters; joining the children's home in Dezsk; move to Germany; aliya to Eretz Israel; exile to Cyprus; aliya repeated to Israel, 1948; life in Israel until 1961 and immigration to the United States.