“Mi smo preživeli“
CONTENTS - the second book “We Survived”
Introduction ............................................................................. 11
Foreword .................................................................................. 13
I THE LAVOSLAV ŠVARC HOME .................................................... 17
Paula Hiršler: Hidden Away in Little Houses .................................. 19
II WITH THE PARTISANS ........................................................... 25
Silvana Mladinov: Split: Port of Salvation and Port of Death ........... 27
Aleksandar Demajo: Always One Step Ahead of Death .................. 34
Tirca Ginzberg: Wartime Adolescence.......................................... 49
Lidija Vasović: With the Partisans in South Serbia........................ 63
Lea Salcberger: In the Steps of the Rab Battalion........................ 69
Sara Mandelbaum: It Wasn ’t Easy Being Young........................... 82
Sida Levi: Problems and a Little Good Luck ................................. 87
Đorđe Alpar: Му Pow to Stay out of German Hands....................... 92
III SURVIVORS OF THE CAMPS: AUSCHWITZ, DACHAU, BUCHENWALD, BERGEN-BELSEN, TENJE AND OTHERS...... 109
Egon Štajner: Living to see the Twenty-First Century.................. 111
Eva Levi-Jovović: Liberation in Auschwitz................................... 126
Vera Obradović: From Sombor to Uppsala.................................. 136
Suzana Cenić: Twins and Experiments In Vivo............................ 146
Josif Vesel: Auschwitz-Buchenwald-Theresienstadt.................... 157
Andrija Darvaš: War Years...................................................... 165
Raul Teitelbaum: The Prizren Elegy.......................................... 184
Ivona Frajd: A German Saved Му Life by Chance ....................... 213
Marta Staničković: To Hell and Back......................................... 223
Alisa Francuski: “Daddy, Will It Hurt When They Shoot Us?” ...... 230
Mirko Najman: Destruction of the Osijek Jews........................... 236
IV UNDER ITALIAN RULE AND IN SWITZERLAND........................ 253
Frida Mel, Dr Miša Mel, Dr Eta Najfeld: The Path Through Life of Frida and David Mel.... 255
Dr Sabetaj Robert Puba Albahari: From Bad to Worse................ 262
Nada Neumann: This is What I Remember............................... 267
Miijam Cajner: One Good Turn Deserves Another....................... 276
V IMPRISONED IN HUNGARY ................................................. 283
Eva Čavčić: Out of Our Minds With Hunger............................... 285
Tibor Adam: Му Surname Means Human.................................. 296
VI FORCED LABOURIN THE BOR MINE AND IN UKRAINE ........... 315
Đorđe Fišer: Death March from Bor to Crvenka and Beyond ...... 317
Zoltan Brajer, Ladislav Lošic, Deže Kenigsberg: Forced Labour in Ukraine ... 329
VII IN OCCUPIED SERBIA ................................................... 337
Sonja Baruh: I Hid the Children ’s Death from Му Mother . ...... 339
Maks Erenrajh: Life-Threatening Romance............................. 357
Sava Bogdanov: How Lea Rozencvajg Saved Herself in 1941. . .. 374
Julijana Ćirić: Years of Hiding and Fear.................................... 389
VIII THROUGH SPAIN ........................................................... 393
Bonka Davičo: Faster than Death............................................ 395
Jaša Almuli: If Only They 'd Realised the Danger...................... 401
Leon Davičo: From Belgrade to Canada and Back .................... 417
IX SPANISH CITIZENS ........................................................ 425
Rašela Noah Konfino: Saved by our Spanish Citizenship........... 427
X ALIYAT HANOAR.............................................................. 439
Armando Moreno: Saving Myself by Saving the Children ........... 441
Catriel Fuchs: Јоurnеу of a Refugee Child................................ 456
Micha Paz: To Erez, To Freedom............................................ 463
XI ROOSEVELT’S THOUSAND GUESTS .................................... 471
Irena Danon: From Sajmište to Fort Ontario .......................... 473
Ela Izrael Delovska: From Camps to America ......................... 482
XII WORKING IN AUSTRIA .................................................. 495
Vilhelm-Vili Vajs: Serbian Names-A Ticket for Life................... 497
XIII PRISONERS OF WAR .................................................... 501
Ivan Brandajs: Prisoner of War No. 6708 (KGF 6708)............... 503
Emil Klajn: How I Survived the Holocaust............................... 511
Appendix 1: Camps in Yugoslavia in which Jews were interned .. 521
Appendix 2: Jewish Communities in Yugoslavia....................... 527
Appendix 3: Jewish Communities re-established in 1947 ......... 531
Glossary ..........................................................................533