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I heard about Zionism for the first time at my uncle's. I was spending my summer holiday at my uncle Nandor's place in Marcali, where he had married and settled down. There was the family of the vet, whose son had left for Israel.
They said that out there in Israel they would have to fire bricks themselves for the house. After the war it came to my mind to leave for Israel too. When we could sign up, my Christian husband told me that we should go together.
We went to register but then we never received any notification. But I was scared that the Russians would separate us again. One carries these bad memories over from the deportation.
They said that out there in Israel they would have to fire bricks themselves for the house. After the war it came to my mind to leave for Israel too. When we could sign up, my Christian husband told me that we should go together.
We went to register but then we never received any notification. But I was scared that the Russians would separate us again. One carries these bad memories over from the deportation.
Location
Hungary
Interview
Jozsefne Marta Feher