Hungarian Jew, Eva B., was transported to Auschwitz as a child and transported to a subcamp of Flossenbürg. After 1945, she immigrated to the USA and worked in health care.

• Born in 1931 in Khust on the Hungarian-Czechoslovakian-Ukranian border
• Deported to Auschwitz in March 1944 at the age of 13 where the entire family was murdered
• Narrowly survives the prisoner selections
• Transported to a subcamp of the Flossenbürg concentration camp in the autumn of 1944; forced labor there in a munitions factory
• 1945: Death march to Theresienstadt and liberated by the Red Army
• First returns to Hungary and later immigrates to the USA in 1947
• Employment as a health care teacher
  

Interview Data:

• Interview za562 »
• Audio interview in English
• Interviewed on July 24/26, 2006 by Sara Ghitis
• Interview duration: 5 hours
• Subset "USA – Breman Atlanta"