Sprinta T. Holocaust testimony (HVT-4314) interviewed by Jean-Marie De Becker and Bruno Della Pietra,

Videotape testimony of Sprinta T., who was born in Rona de Sus, Romania in 1920. She recalls her large, Hasidic family; a happy childhood; attending school until age twelve; the family farm; her older brothers attending school elsewhere; Hungarian occupation in 1944; transfer with her family to a ghetto, then to Auschwitz/Birkenau; separation from her parents (she never saw them again); slave labor building roads; transfer to Bergen-Belsen by train, then a death march; her cousin sharing food that she had found near the road; liberation by British troops; recuperating in Malmö, Sweden; assistance from the Red Cross; eighteen months later joining her brothers in Belgium; marriage; and the births of her children. Ms. T. discusses her overwhelming fear in the camps; nightmares resulting from her experiences; and not sharing her experiences with her siblings or her children.