Testimony of Chaim Zachariasz, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1908, regarding his experiences in Demblin and Neu-Brandenburg

Testimony of Chaim Zachariasz, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1908, regarding his experiences in Demblin and Neu-Brandenburg 

Testimony of Chaim Zachariasz, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1908, regarding his experiences in Demblin and Neu-Brandenburg 

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Testimony of Chaim Zachariasz, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1908, regarding his experiences in Demblin and Neu-Brandenburg Taken captive by the Germans in a stronghold in Demblin (Chelm area), 06 October 1939; transfer to Radom by train with other POWs; transfer to Berlin via Czestochowa; disguises himself as a Pole; transfer to the Neu-Brandenburg camp as a Pole; agricultural labor for German farmers; publication of an order requiring residents of western Belorussia and Ukraine to report and register for exchange for Volksdeutsche, January 1940; return of the POWs to the Neu-Brandenburg camp; the witness remains in the camp in his Polish identity; release, 20 March 1941; work as a waiter in a restaurant in Neu-Brandenburg for four years and four months; liberation in Neu-Brandenburg by the Red Army, 29 April 1945.