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Memoirs of Magda Ödönné (Komor) Lederer, born in Szabadka, Yugoslavia, 1900, regarding her experiences in the Szabadka Ghetto, Bácsalmás camp, in Budapest, and transfer on the Kasztner train to Bergen-Belsen and more
 Memoirs of Magda Ödönné (Komor) Lederer, born in Szabadka, Yugoslavia, 1900, regarding her experiences in the Szabadka Ghetto, Bácsalmás camp, in Budapest, and transport on the Kasztner train to Bergen-Belsen and more Life in Szabadka during the German occupation; restrictions on Jews including the yellow badge; sewing of valuables inside clothing; assembly of 350 men, including her husband, Ödön Lederer, and her brother, Ernő, night of 13 April 1944; deportation of the men, apparently to Germany, April 1944; receiving a farewell letter from her husband and a request to take care of their daughter, Kata;...
File Number : 129
Type of Material : Memoirs
Language : Hungarian
Baky, Laszlo
Concentration Camps - Germany
Deportation of Hungarian Jews, 1944
Refugee Camps - Switzerland
The Kasztner Train
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Composition by Paul Andrei about the deportation of Jews from Northern Erdély in 1944
 Composition by Paul Andrei about the deportation of Jews from Northern Erdély in 1944 Hungary annexes Erdély in August 1940; anti-Jewish laws passed; Germany invades Hungary in March 1944; 180,000 Jews of Northern Erdély deported to ghettos in Nagyvárad, Dés, Kolozsvár, Beszterce, Marosvásárhely, Szamosújvár, Szatmár, Máramarossziget, and Nagybánya; ghetto inhabitants abused by guards; details about deportations from the ghettos to Auschwitz; details about deportation of the journalist Márton László from the Nagyvárad ghetto and his arrival in Birkenau, harvested from his testimony; responsibility of the...
File Number : 1273
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew, Hungarian
Anti-Jewish Legislation - Hungary
Baky, Laszlo
Deportation of Hungarian Jews, 1944
Endre, Laszlo
Ghettoization
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