Testimony of Simcah Edit (Fisher) Avrahami, born in Farkasd, Hungary, 1929, regarding her experiences in Auschwitz-Birkenau and in a labor camp near Reichenbach
Childhood in the town of Overcane.
Deportation of the family to Auschwitz-Birkenau, April 1944; her father's labor in the camp; three sisters and her mother are rescued from extermination; deportation to a labor camp near Reichenbach; liberation, May 1945.
Aliya to Eretz Israel, 1946; enlisting in the Palmach, 1948.
Testimony of Julious Iancu, born in Bacau, Romania, 1920, regarding his experiences as a forced laborer in labor battalions
Life in a religious family of craftsmen.
Outbreak of the war; anti-Jewish restrictions; draft to labor battalions, 1941; labor clearing rubble; labor laying railroad tracks; publication of knowledge in daily newspapers and BBC broadcasts regarding the extermination of Jews in extermination camps; liberation by the Red Army, August 1944; eviction from their home; move to Bucharest.
Life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1964.
Memoirs of Robert Sugar of Vienna, Austria, and Edith (Jacobowitz) Bown, born in Berlin, Germany, 1924, who were transferred to Millisle Farm in Ireland as part of the Kindertransport
– Article by Robert Sugar entitled "Millisle Farm: Once Upon a Time, on a Farm, the Story of a Refugee," published in "The Jewish Monthly" journal on 26 October 1990. It includes his memoirs of the place to which he was transferred as a child as part of the Kindertransport and which served as a refuge for Jewish children from places under German occupation, mainly Austria and Germany; the article is accompanied by...