Nachman T. Holocaust testimony (HVT-1911) interviewed by Razyl Kalifowicz-Waletsky,

Videotape testimony of Nachman T., who was born in Goworowo, Russia (presently Poland) in 1910. He recalls attending a Jewish school; learning to be a tailor; participating in the Bund; his father's death; German invasion; fleeing with his three brothers to Soviet-occupied Białystok; his mother's flight with an uncle; his whole family working in Orishche; being warned of Germans approaching; traveling to Kuĭbyshev, then to Kazakhstan; working on a collective farm; a brief trip to Alma-Ata; returning to the farm; working with coal from 1943 to 1946; returning to Poland; marriage; living in Wrocław; the births of two children; his brothers' and mother's emigration to Israel and the United States; and emigrating with his family to the United States in 1967, joining his mother and brother.