Boris W. Holocaust testimony (HVT-3049) interviewed by Ernest Forrai,

Videotape testimony of Boris W., who was born in Lwów, Poland. He recounts living in Zalozhtsy; friendly relations with non-Jews; Soviet occupation in 1939; housing a Soviet official; German invasion in June 1941; hiding during round-ups of Jewish men; briefly working for the German Army; hiding with his wife in a bunker located in the nearby forest; discovery by two Ukrainian boys; hiding with local acquaintances; discovery; transfer to a concentration camp from which he soon escaped; hiding with his father and wife; being joined by two brothers; liberation by Soviet troops; his brothers' and father's deaths during the German counterattack; antisemitism while working for the Soviet military; returning to Lwów; working for a railroad company; moving to Kraków; and emigration to Israel in 1959 resulting from an accusation of illegally dealing in a foreign currency, then emigration to Canada.