Haim was Ya’akov B\u00f6eri\u2019s brother. He studied in a Yeshiva in Galanta. In April 1944 he was enlisted in a forced labor unit. Haim deserted and joined the Zionist youth movements underground. He served as a liaison officer between the \u201cGlass House\u201d on Vad\u00e1sz Street and the Protected Houses under the auspices of neutral countries. About ten days before the liberation of Budapest by the Red Army he, and his friend Meir K\u00e1rp\u00e1ti, were told to contact and supply food to a group of comrades who had been caught in bunkers but recently freed by the underground from the military prison on Margit Boulevard and were in hiding. K\u00e1rp\u00e1ti and Blau left the \u201cGlass House\u201d with two parcels of food but never delivered the goods and disappeared. One conjecture is that they were arrested by an Arrow Cross patrol and executed on the banks of the Danube River. Another conjecture is that they died in the cellar of the Royal Palace in Buda, which served as the German headquarters.<\/p>\n
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