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Mrs József F. was born in Zalaegerszeg, on the 19th of January in 1924. In her short reminiscence she mentions the obligation of wearing yellow star and the order of leaving the flats. The ghetto was in Zalaegerszeg. Here, people had to give their jewelri…

The author was interned on March 20, 1944, who had boarded the train in Budapest at Keleti Railway Station and wanted to visit her husband working in Győr. Although she was three-month pregnant, but as nobody noticed this in Auschwitz, she was selected to…

Ms. Éva D. worked in the textile-factory founded by the Kammer-brothers in Gyömrői street, Budapest. Mr. György O., the director of the factory was asked to multiply some leaflets by the Peace-party Ottó Magyar (who was known in the movement as Ferenc Cso…

The author was born in an Orthodox Jewish family in Mátészalka. Her parents were respected persons of the village. Not only religious Jews, but Christian inhabitants, too, visited their homes with love and respect for the family. The Author was popular in…

The interview was made for Houston Holocaust Museum, on the 5th of February, 1992 (for Oral History Project of the Holocaust Education Center and Memorial Museum of Houston). Cornelia was born as Kornélia E., on the 1st of June, 1915. Her father was the p…