Alegra K. Holocaust testimony (HVT-2782) interviewed by Jaša Almuli

Videotape testimony of Alegra K., who was born in Thessalonikē, Greece in 1930. She recalls moving to Athens in 1938; benign Italian occupation; attending high school; German occupation in 1943; her brother joining the partisans; obtaining false papers from the police chief, Angelos Evert; moving with her parents to a suburb, with assistance from her brother's non-Jewish friend; returning to Athens after a local family was executed for aiding partisans; hiding in her father's friend's house; financial support from Archbishop Damaskēnos; liberation; finishing school; and marriage in Thessalonikē. Mrs. K. notes the deportation of twenty members of her extended family who did not survive.