Oral history interview with Morris Pelta

Morris Pelta (né Moishe Horowicz), born July 6, 1926, discusses growing up in Łódź, Poland; the beginning of the war; the creation of the Łódź Ghetto; life in the ghetto; being deported along with his family to Auschwitz; being given the number B-6602; doing forced labor at a satellite camp; being sent on a death march; being liberated by the Red Army; staying in a displaced persons camp in Germany; meeting his wife at the DP camp; immigrating to Israel; serving in the Israel Defense Forces; and immigrating to the United States. [The interview ends abruptly.]