Budapest, Hungary
I don’t know if, given the technology, anyone could have created a better map of the physical restriction of the Jews of Budapest than this map by Blinken OSA.
It is accessible online at https://www.yellowstarhouses.org with considerable additional information, including a chronology.
This is, in my humble opinion, an outstanding example of geo-mapping events (i.e., the location of Yellow-Star and Protected buildings).
This map of the Budapest area indicates all the Yellow Star and Protected buildings during the occupation period. The darker the area, the denser the Jewish population. It is from the densest areas that the Yellow-star buildings were selected, and eventually, the large ghetto was established.
The first Yellow-star building to which we moved was at Kossuth Lajos Street no. 15 (see arrow). It was next door to the building where we lived, at no. 17 (to the left on the picture).
Our second Yellow-star building was at Szervita tér no. 5, not very far away. The pink area on the right of the picture is part of the large ghetto.
You can read about our moves here.
From Szervita tér we moved to a Swiss protected building on Tátra St. in the International ghetto. Tátra St is indicated by a red line in the general North-South direction.
From Tátra St. we moved to a Swedish protected building on Katona József Street, indicated by a red line in the general East-West direction.
At Tátra St. no. 6 (above), Jews stood in line to obtain access to Swedish-protected buildings.
Following the Soviet occupation, we returned to our own apartment at Kossuth Lajos Street no. 17.