Brothers For Resistance And Rescue By David Gur

(Palestine) and joined the hahshara in Kibbutz Daphna and Ein Harod.Ze’ev volunteered to the IDF and served in the 13th battalion of theGolani Brigade. He took an officer’s training course. After beingdemobilized Ze’ev joined Kibbutz Gardosh, called Parod nowadays, andbecame the first regional commander. He left the kibbutz together withhis wife Yaffa and settled in Vienna where he set up a noble metalsexport company. He is retired and resides in Vienna.His biography has written by Irene Hanappai :Biographie edited by Irene Hanappai, Wien 2006 ( German )Published at the time of Ze'ev E. death by the family. 177 pagesEisinger BaruhEisinger Ferenc 'Feri'Born in Kárpáthalas (Vištuk), on 20.6.1927Member of “Maccabi Hatzair”In 1940 following the coming to power of the fascists in Slovakia, Baruhwas expelled from school. In 1941 and 1942 he worked on a farm. In1942, with his three sisters, Baruh crossed the border into Hungary butthey were caught and returned to Slovakia. On their second attempt,though, they succeeded in reaching the capital. In Budapest, under afictional name and with forged documents, he worked in an oil factoryuntil 1944. He served as the liaison officer of the forged documentslaboratory located on Rózsa Street and later on Baross Street. InDecember Baruh was caught because the man he ordered forged sealsfrom informed on him. He was arrested and tortured but did not breakdown and did not give away any information. Baruh was transferred todifferent prisons but managed to escape. He reached one of theProtected Houses under the auspices of the Swiss legation and met othermembers of his movement.Baruh was liberated on 18.1.1945. He now resides in the USA.Dr. Eppler Elisheva ElizabethEppler Erzsébet ErzsiBorn in Budapest in 1921Died in Israel on 4.2.1999Member of the “Gordon Circle” – “Borohov Circle”Elisheva studied at the Sorbonne in Paris where she got a doctorate. Shewas an expert in French culture. From 1942 she worked at the NationalLibrary in Budapest. On 20.3.1944 Elisheva was invited by Samu Stern,who was the leader of the Jewish community in Budapest, to join hisstaff. She worked as the liaison officer between the leaders of the variouscommunities and the Zionist youth movements working in theBrothers for Resistance and Rescue 79