Memoirs of Margit Morgenstern from Yugoslavia regarding her experiences in the Bácsalmás Ghetto, Auschwitz, Langenbielau and Parschnitz Life of the female members of her family in the ghetto where they lived [the name of the place is missing]; draft of her life partner and her brother-in-law to Hungarian Army labor battalions; preparations for deportation from the ghetto; transfer to the Bácsalmás Ghetto, 16 June 1944; ghetto life; deportation from the ghetto, 25 June 1944; arrival in Auschwitz, 29 June, 1944; selection; camp life including the daily schedule in the camp; medical examinations and transfer of 300 female prisoners from Auschwitz to Langenbielau; camp life including hunger, forced labor in a textile factory and the daily walk to and from the textile factory in the rain and snow; evacuation of the camp, 28 February 1945; death march to Parschnitz lasting five days in harsh weather conditions; camp life; transfer of the female prisoners back to the textile factory in Langenbielau, late March 1945; the final days before the liberation; escape of the German guards, 08 May 1945; liberation of the female prisoners. Reunion with her sister in Budapest; update regarding the fate of her family from her sister and the survival of her life partner and his return home; her return home.