Kitty Gansler, Peter Danzinger's mother (second from the left) as a seven-years-old. Velká Bytča, 1916

Peter Danzinger's granfather fighting in the WWI

A certificate stating that Peter Dansky's father made a donation to the reforestation of Palestine, 1947

Peter Danzinger (as a one-year-old) with his mother (at 29), Banská Bystrica, 1938

Alexander Danzinger, Peter's father, as a 26-year-old, Banská Bystrica, 1934

A shoe factory in the town of Miskolc, Hungary, owned by Peter Danzinger's great-uncle

From 1942 to 1944, the Danzingers were hiding in Lukács utca (Lukács Street) No. 4 in Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Lukács Street No. 4, a flat on the third floor

A street in Budapest where Alexander Danzinger left his son, Peter, in 1942

A prison gate

Milka Rosenthal from Lučenec, Peter Danzinger's aunt with whom he was hiding from 1942 to 1944

A document stating that Peter's aunt, Milka Rosenthal, and her husband, Viliam, were transported to Auschwitz extermination camp from 9 June 1994; they both died just a few days later, on 16 June 1944

An employement record book used by Peter Danzinger's father under the name Sándor Danzinger

His father's last employment record, 1 June 1944

Peter Danzinger/Danský's false baptism certificate

A pupil's record book from a Jewish school, Lučenec, 1944

Peter Danzinger's school report from a Jewish school in Lučenec, 1943 - 1944

A photo from the final, the 7th class; Peter Danzinger is in the second row, fifth from the left, Banská Bystrica, 1948

Krížna Street in Banská Bystrica where Peter Danzinger was a victim of an anti-Semitic attack once more in winter of 1949

Peter Danzinger/Azriel Dansky, a painting from 1948

Banská Bystrica Football Club, Alexander Danzinger, Peter's father (third row behind the players, third from the right), as one of its benefactors, Banská Bystrica, 1948

Azriel Dansky before leaving for Israel, Banská Bystrica, February 1949

His friend, Paľo (first from the right), in Auschwitz

With Paľo and friends in Isreal, Paľo first from the right, Azriel Dansky second from the left, 1949

With his friends in the Gan Schmuel kibbutz, Azriel Dansky sitting, second from the left, 1949 - 1951