Yad Vashem Collections - Documents

3 Results

Telegram sent by Ignacy Schwarzbart to Yitzchak Tabenkin and Meir Yaari via the Jewish Agency for Eretz Israel in Jerusalem regarding the receipt of information from Zivia Lubetkin and Yitzhak Zuckerman in Warsaw regarding the deaths of hundreds of Hechalutz and Hashomer fighters, 1943 Schwarzbart received the information regarding the deaths of hundreds of fighters during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and regarding the fate of [Mordechai] Anilevitz and Frumka [Plotnitzka] from Zivia and Yitzhak, 22 June 1943; transmission of the information in a telegram from Schwarzbart to Tabenkin and Yaari via the Jewish...

File Number : 895

Type of Material : Telegram

Language : English

Testimony of Shlomo Sendor Brody, born in 1929 in Huedin, Romania, about his deportation to the Cluj ghetto and to the Auschwitz, Mauthausen, Melk, and Gunskirchen camps

Testimony

Testimony of Shlomo Sendor Brody, born in 1929 in Huedin, Romania, about his deportation to the Cluj ghetto and to the Auschwitz, Mauthausen, Melk, and Gunskirchen camps Childhood in Huedin; life under Hungarian rule in 1940; family jailed in Budapest for lack of Hungarian citizenship; sent to a quarantine camp for the stateless in Budapest; transferred to a children's summer camp in Bekescaba in 1941; released and back to Huedin in 1942; moves to Budapest in 1943; back to Huedin; German occupation ensues in 1944; deportation to the Cluj ghetto; life in the ghetto; deportation to Auschwitz; forced labor;...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Testimony of Chava Eva Fried née Kraus, born in 1936 in Györ, Hungary, about hiding in Ecs village and being deported to Novakpuszta

Testimony

Testimony of Chava Eva Fried née Kraus, born in 1936 in Györ, Hungary, about hiding in Ecs village and being deported to Novakpuszta Childhood in Györ; life under restrictions and antisemitic policies in 1940; father inducted for forced labor in the Hungarian Army labor-brigades program in 1941; father dies in the Battle of the Don in 1942; witness moves in with an aunt in Budapest; returns to Györ; bombardments; German occupation ensues in 1944; escaping and hiding with a Christian Hungarian family, the Sabos, in Ecs village; mother arrested by the Gestapo; deportation to a ghetto in Györ; assigned to...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew