Testimony of Marian Modzowiecki, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1900, regarding the fate of inmates in the Flossenburg camp and the Sachsen camp Deportation of 1,000 Jews from Hungary to the Flossenburg camp for forced labor for the Hungarian Army, November 1944; deaths of 2,000 Jews from the 3,000 Jews drafted for forced labor from starvation, morbidity and murder; abusive acts against the inmates; transfer of 50 professionally skilled inmates to jobs in various factories; murder of inmates by Phenol injection; murder of inmates including burning them alive and freezing them to death; liberation in Sachsen, 1945.