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Memoirs of Mordechai Neumann, born in Vac, Hungary, 1930, regarding his experiences while using a false identity in a protected house in Budapest

Memoirs of Mordechai Neumann, born in Vac, Hungary, 1930, regarding his experiences while using a false identity in a protected house in Budapest Life in Budapest in his parents' home, until 1944. Life while using a false identity in the home of a non-Jewish family; life in a protected house under the protection of the Swiss Embassy. The file includes: - His parents' marriage certificate; - Article about his sister Esther, published in the "HaKibbutz" journal, 28 April 2005.

File Number : 8246

Type of Material : Personal Documents, Newspaper Clippings, Memoirs

Language : Hebrew

Memoirs of Elisheva Libovich, (maiden name: Zonenfeld), born in Újpest in 1929, regarding her experiences during the Holocaust, and the memoirs of Avraham Libovich, born in 1921, regarding his experiences in 1944-1945, from his book about the Jewish orphanage in Budapest - "To my children and grandchildren": Elisheva Libovich’s memoirs of her experiences in the Holocaust: persecution of Hungarian Jews in the early 1940s; German invasion of Hungary on 19 March 1944; deportation of her father to labor camps (he perished); life in the Újpest Ghetto; deportation with family members to Auschwitz; selection in...

File Number : 11092

Type of Material : Survey, Article, Genealogy, Memoirs

Language : Hebrew

ליבר יהודיתTestimony of Jehudith Lieber née Schlesinger, born in 1928 in Budapest, about her experiences in Budapest and in the “Kasztner group” in Linz, Bergen-Belsen, and Switzerland

Testimony

Testimony of Jehudith Lieber née Schlesinger, born in 1928 in Budapest, about her experiences in Budapest and in the “Kasztner group” in Linz, Bergen-Belsen, and Switzerland Life before the war; fleeing to a center of refugees from Poland and Slovakia 1942; promulgation of anti-Jewish laws; German occupation ensues in March 1944; evicted from home to a room on Kieraj Street; wears the yellow star; joins the “Kasztner group”; transferred to Linz on June 28, 1944; taken to Bergen-Belsen; life in the camp; suffers from hunger, cold, and fear; transferred to Auschwitz; liberated in December 1944; immigrates to...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew