Testimony of L. Unger, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1915, regarding his experiences in the Lodz Ghetto and in Skarzysko, Buchenwald, Schlieben and Theresienstadt camps Hasidic family; his father was a merchant; completion of high school studies in Lodz; work in the family business representing the "Asher Cohen" company in Lodz; Outbreak of the war; escape of his father with his sister and two brothers to Warsaw, to their father Mordechai Mendel Unger; the witness remains with his mother in Lodz; establishment of the Lodz Ghetto; death of his mother in ghetto due to starvation, 1942; death of his father in Buchenwald camp; labor in the heating department in the ghetto, 1942; deportation to Skarzysko camp and from there to Buchenwald camp, Schlieben camp, to Myslowitz (?) for two months, and then back to Schlieben camp; forced labor in an ammunitions factory; evacuation of the camp, 1944; escape to forests; joins the partisans; captured by the Germans, and deportation to Theresienstadt; liberation by the Red Army, 09 May 1945; Return to Poland, August 1945; knowledge regarding the death of his relatives; aliya to Israel, 1950; work in the Post Office.