Memoirs of Helén Keller József, born in Győr, Hungary, 1928, regarding her experiences in Berlin, Ravensbrueck, Auschwitz and Reinickendorf From an assimilated family; family life in Győr before the war. Non-acceptance in the high school due to the numerus clausus, 1939; continuation of her studies in a monastery school until autumn, 1943; strengthening of her Jewish consciousness; draft of her father to the Hungarian Army labor battalions in Komárom, 1940; release of her father due to deterioration of his health, 1941; closing of the family store and deportation to the Győr Ghetto, 1944; forays from the ghetto in order to deliver parcels to detainees; her mother's desire that the family commit suicide; deportation from the ghetto to Auschwitz, 14 June 1944; camp life; preparation for transfer to Ravensbrueck and selection nine weeks later; escape of her mother and her rescue from the gas chamber; transfer to Ravensbrueck; remaining in Ravensbrueck for eight days; transfer to the Berlin Reinickendorf camp, 25 August 1944; camp life including labor cleaning the houses of the SS women and office work; decision to transfer female forced laborers from the excavations in the Berlin area, among them Helén's mother, January 1945; attempt to hide her ailing mother in the hospital; removal of her mother from the hospital by Kato Klein, the Lagerälteste; transfer of her mother in a transport of the sick, 01 March 1945; transfer of Helén to Sachsenhausen on foot, April 1945; evacuation of the camp; death march to the Neustadt area; liberation by the Red Army, 03 May 1945. Return to Győr, May 1945; move to an aliya training facility in Budapest; aliya in the direction of Eretz Israel; marriage while en route to Eretz Israel with her husband; many postponements of the date for aliya to Eretz Israel; aliya with their baby on an illegal immigrants' ship to Eretz Israel, 27 November 1947.