עדותה של מיי מינה מ-Krakow על קורותיה ב-Stryj, ב-Munkac וב-Budapest

Testimony of Mina Mei, from Krakow, Poland, regarding her experiences in Stryj, Munkac and Budapest 

Testimony of Mina Mei, from Krakow, Poland, regarding her experiences in Stryj, Munkac and Budapest 

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Testimony of Mina Mei, from Krakow, Poland, regarding her experiences in Stryj, Munkac and Budapest Life in Stryj; arrests of Ukrainian national movement members by the Soviets; arrest of Jews by Soviets; murder of prisoners by the Soviets before the Red Army retreat; German occupation; riots against the Jews; establishment of the Judenrat with Dr. Huttener as the head; registration and deportation of Jews to forced labor by the Judenrat; persecution of Jews in Lwow; order by the authorities to evacuate Jews from the border areas; unsuccessful attempts to illegally cross the border into Hungary; crosses the border to Munkac; escape to Budapest; life in Budapest; arrest of her sister; deportation of her sister to German occupied territory; unsuccessful attempt to return her sister to Hungary; refusal of Jozef Antal and Jan Krzemien, Foreign Office clerks, to issue papers to Jews; life of Jews in refugee camps including arrest and extradition of many to the Germans by antisemetic Poles; receives information about the"Aktion" against Jews in the Stanislawow area. The testimony was recorded during the war.