Brothers For Resistance And Rescue By David Gur

for refugees in one of the capital’s suburbs. At the end of June 1944, sheleft Hungary on the train of the Relief and Rescue Committee.In September Judith made aliya. She was member of a garin first inKibbutz Negba and then in Kibbutz Ein Dor. Judith left the kibbutz in 1947and in 1948 she married Barak Shmuel. She was a handicrafts teacher.She lives in Kiriyat Tivon.Bar-Joel JosephKandel LászlóBorn in Debrecen in 1924Member of “Hanoar Hatzi’oni”In March 1944 Joseph was living in Debrecen and, as an apprentice in aprinting house, he produced forged documents and distributed them tothe members of youth movements as well as to refugees from Slovakia.In April 1944 Joseph was mobilized into a forced labor unit in Cegléd butin September he escaped with seventeen of his friends and arrived inBudapest where he joined the underground activities. Joseph went to the“Glass House” and from there he distributed forged documents all aroundthe city. He was arrested and interrogated but managed to get releasedthanks to a Swiss “Schutzpass” (a Protection Document). He thenreturned to the “Glass House” to continue his activities until the liberationin January 1945. After the war Joseph was a member of the NationalLeadership of “Hanoar Hatzi’oni”. In 1946 he led a group of children toEretz Israel (Palestine) via Belgium and Cyprus. Joseph made aliya in1947, was drafted into the army and demobilized with the rank oflieutenant colonel. He resides in Herzliya.Barmat YohevedBarmat JuditBorn in Érsekújvár (Nové Zámky) in 1924Perished in Auschwitz in 1944Member of “Hashomer Hatzair”Thanks to forged documents provided by the movement, Yoheved arrivedin Budapest in 1943 and took part in illegal activities. She assistedrefugees from Slovakia.. After the German invasion on 19.3.1944,Yoheved procured authentic documents from the Population Registry inBudapest. Yoheved worked with a friend, Nesher Adler, in bringingBrothers for Resistance and Rescue 49