Anna T. Holocaust testimony (HVT-1003) interviewed by Deborah Cardon and C. Pearlman,

Videotape testimony of Anna T., who was born in Poland in 1919. She recalls German occupation in 1939; her family's deportation in 1942 (she never saw her parents again); mass killings and round-ups; deportation to Krychow; escaping with two others; receiving shelter and food from Jews in a village; escaping to the woods during mass killings of the Jews; hiding in a barn with assistance from a Polish family; joining Jewish partisans; liquidation of the partisans; hiding in the woods with several others; and liberation by Soviet troops. Mrs. T. describes returning to her hometown; reunion with her sister and brother-in-law; traveling to Łódź, then Stettin; her first son's birth in Wallenburg; and emigration to the United States where her second son was born.