Memoirs of Karola Keila (Koifman) Ginzburg, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1902, regarding her experiences in the Warsaw Ghetto and on the Aryan side in Warsaw, using a false identity in the Pawiak prison, in Pruszkow and Dresden Life before the war; residence and studies in the Pedagogic Institute; studies Law; marriage to Leon Ginzburg; move to Lodz; life in Lodz; birth of two children. Outbreak of the war; escape to Warsaw together with her family; life in the Warsaw Ghetto; work in the Tebbens Schultz shop (workshop); liquidation of the workshop, 1943; escape to the Aryan side with the help of forged documents; capture by the Gestapo and detention in Pawiak prison; release due to the forged documents; work in the BMW plant using her false identity; outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising; deportation to Pruszkow; volunteering for forced labor in Germany; life in Dresden including work using a false Polish identity; surrender of Germany. Return to Poland; search for her family; move to Prague with the help of a Zionist organization; crossing the border and move to Foehrenwald; move to Innsbruck in order to obtain a visa for Eretz Israel; crossing the border into Italy in the luggage compartment of a car belonging to a Polish officer; life in Italy; receiving a tourist visa to Eretz Israel from the British Consulate; transit to Port Said on an Italian ship; aliya to Eretz Israel by train, 01 August 1946; life in Tel Aviv.