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Testimony of Rabbi Yehoshua Katz, Dayan and Moreh Tzeedek of Alakavah and his Beis Din regarding a woman who was deported to Auschwitz and there here traces were lost. Kovácsháza, [1945].
"Came to us the woman … testified before us … how she was included in a transport of the members of the Kovácsháza community who were imprisoned and sent from the city of Békéscsaba on the fifth of Tamuz 1944 to Auschwitz – and she travelled in the same wagon as her sister-in-law … from here Mezőkovácsháza who travelled with her eight small children … and they all arrived in Auschwitz on the eighth of Tamuz of that year … and she … did not see her from afar and not in the camp of the living workers for the entire three months she was there".
A historical document with a detailed testimony regarding a transport to Auschwitz from Hungary in Tamuz 1944 with the woman Ritsha the daughter of Rabbi Moshe Roth the wife of Rabbi Shmuel Moshe Heiman, her eight children and sister-in-law.
[1] leaf, 21 cm. Handwritten and signed by Rabbi Yehoshua Katz and with his stamp as well as the signature of two Dayanim of his Beis Din.
Fold marks, smeared ink in several words, good general condition.
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