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She recalls in detail the train ride to Auschwitz, then her arrival, upon which she was separated from her mother and taken to Block 23; and her reunion with her sister-in-law, who took her to Block 16 and thereby saved her life. She vividly details life in Auschwitz and tells of her and her sister-in-law's selection for slave labor in Salzwedel, northern Germany, where they worked as cooks for the SS. Mrs. P. also discusses her liberation by United States troops, including African-Americans; the loyalty and support she has received from her husband, enabling her to rebuild her life; and her distress at the world's, and her own, complacency while suffering and inhumanity continue. (Abstract)","This testimony is open with permission. (Conditions Governing Access)","Copyright has been transferred to the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies. Use of this testimony requires permission of the Fortunoff Video Archive. 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