“Mi smo preživeli“

CONTENTS of the book 2

Preface to "How We Survived" ....................................................9

 INTRODUCTION .................................................................. 11

I  WITH THE PARTISANS .................................................... 15

 Mina Kovačević: Waitingfor the Torment to End. ..................... 17

Rahela Altaras: Ву the Grace ofGood People ........................... 25

Chaim Mejuhas: Voyage into Uncertainty ................................31

Judita Krivokuća: The Evil Awakes ..........................................42

II SURVIVORS OF THE JASENOVAC BREAKOUT ....................61

Josip Erlih: A Воу in the Camp................................................ 63

Eduard Šajer: The Stench ofthe Crematorium ........................... 76

III SURVIVORS OF THE CAMPS: AUSCHWITZ, BERGEN-BELSEN, BIRKENAU, SAJMIŠTE AND ĐAKOVO .................. 95
Eva Timar: From Annexed Hungary to a German Camp............... 97

David Perlštajn: Auschwitz 62183 ........................................ 108

Vera Kon Alkalaj: Scars on the Heart and Soul ....................... 112

Piroška Perinović: In the Hands ofDr Mengele......................... 122

Judita Levi: Recalling the Days ofHorror ................................ 128

Silvio Maestro: Barefoot on the Gravel .................................. 139

Nada and Vlado Salzberger: The Osijek Flying Squad .............. 144

IV UNDER  ITALIAN OCCUPATION .................................... 155

JosefItai-Indig: The Flight ofthe Children .............................. 157

Dr Jakob “Jakica” Altaras: Crossing the Adriatic with the Children ..167

Bojana Jakovljević: Through Kavaja and Ferramonti................. 175

 Haim “Mile” Pinkas: Full SpeedAheadAcross the Atlantic . ....... 188

Aleksandar Mošić: Jews on Korčula ........................................208

 Albert Alkalaj: A Painter Grows up in the Camp.......................223

V UNDER HUNGARIAN RULE ..............................................227

Dr Teodor KovaČ: Saved by a Guard ..................................... 229

Darko Fišer: ChildhoodMemories............................................241

Agnesa Eremija: Oradea, Novi Sad, Budapest..........................249

VI IN THE BOR MINE .........................................................255

Pavle Šosberger: Sentenced to Slave Labour ...........................257

Zoltan Biro: Jewish Doctors in the Bor Camp ..........................269

VII THROUGH KOSOVO AND ALBANIA ................................273

 Rebeka “Beka’* Hara: From Pristina to Bergen-Belsen ............. 275

 Luci Petrović: Refugees .......................................................282

Nisim Navonović: From Captivity to Captivity .......................... 296

VIII HIDING IN OCCUPIED SERBIA .....................................301

Kosta Timotijević: How DrFridrih Pops Hid out the War ............ 303

Silva Uskoković: In a Deserted Village Stable ........................ 314

Dragutin Brandajs: Across the Barbed Wire.............................322

Samuilo Kalderon: Му Darkest Days in Occupied Belgrade ..... . 332

IX CHILDREN IN GENTLE HANDS .......................................337

Iris Zonenšajn-Frajlih: ChildhoodInterrupted...........................339

ReaŽivković: Memories ofWar.............................................. 341

X PROTECTED .................................................................. 355

Debora Ostojić: In the Sajmište Camp .................................. 357

Lili Tišma: In Occupied Zagreb and Vukovar .......................... 364

Blanka Policer-Tasić: Му Mother and I in KindHands .................370

Vera Tomanić: Jewish in Belgrade ........................................375

XI PHYSICIANS................................................................ 379

Dr Etelka Najfeld: “GoodLuck, Little Igor! ” ............................ 381

Dr Jelena Išah-Hidvegi: Savedfrom the Treblinka Death Train ... 395

Dr Rafael Pijade: From Labour Gangs to the Partisans ............. 401

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