The Holocaust in Hungary, 4: "Possibilities and Limits of Testimonies": The Pusztavám Massacre - Jewish Survivors as Witnesses

Anikó Boros

Translated from the German by Christopher Reid

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On October 16, 1944, more than 200 Jews who had been drafted for forced labor in the munkaszolgálat (labor service) were brutally massacred in Pusztavám, a village inhabited by both Germans and Hungarians, amid the Jewish persecution in Hungary. The hitherto unexplored and therefore little-known events of that fateful day are examined in this article through an analysis of the testimonies of Jewish survivors.

On October 16, 1944, more than 200 Jews who had been drafted for forced labor in the munkaszolgálat (labor service) were brutally massacred in Pusztavám, a village inhabited by both Germans and Hungarians, amid the Jewish persecution in Hungary. The hitherto unexplored and therefore little-known events of that fateful day are examined in this article through an analysis of the testimonies of Jewish survivors.

Products specifications
Cover soft
Year 2022
No. of Pages 62
ISBN 978-965-308-678-4
Translator Translated from the German by Christopher Reid
Catalog No. 862
Size 17X24 cm.
Format Soft Cover
Publisher Yad Vashem
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