I was born in 1919 in Komarno, Czechoslovakia, where my Hungarian family ran a textile business, until our lives were shattered when the Germans occupied Hungary in 1944. My parents, sisters and I were betrayed while working in fields to avoid deportation and sent to Auschwitz, where my sister Lily and I survived brutal labor camps, a death march through winter snow, and moments where my life hung by a thread. After liberation, I returned to find my brothers and fiancé Leslie had survived, and we married after eight years of separation, finally reuniting after unimaginable horrors. Come to Portraits of Survival to learn more.