Boz?o S. Holocaust testimony

Videotape testimony of Boz?o S., who was born in approximately 1920. He recalls his arrest in Zagreb in spring 1941; slave labor in Danica; receiving food from the Zagreb Jewish community; transfer to Jadovno a few months later; being sent to Gospic? by a Ustas?a, a former schoolmate, with ten other prisoners (also former schoolmates) while everyone in Jadovno was being killed; their transfer to Jasenovac in August; volunteering as an electrician, a privileged job; being assigned to collect hundreds of corpses when nearby Krapje was liquidated; Ustas?a viciously killing those not already dead; transfer to Stara Gradis?ka; working in the Ustas?a kitchen, which provided access to extra food; sadistic killings of Serbian women and children; smuggling medicine to female Croation Communist prisoners; transfer to do agricultural work outside the camp; escaping with six Jews and a communist Croat in September 1942; joining the partisans; fighting with a unit on Kalnik Mountain; volunteering as the SKOJ commissar; liberating many areas, including Belgrade; and his subsequent military career (he is a colonel). Mr. S. notes indifference to ethnicity in the partisans, as long as one fought well, and the bravery of many Jewish partisans.

2 videocassettes (3/4" u-matic)