Testimony of Meier Koren, born in Lida, Poland, 1899, regarding his experiences in Vievis, Semeliskes, the Kaunas Ghetto and in hiding Jewish life before the war; move to Vievis, 1936. Soviet occupation, 1940; German occupation, 24 June 1941; restrictions on the Jews; looting of property and murder of Jews by Lithuanian collaborators; includes a list of names of Lithuanian perpetrators; deportation of Jews to Semeliskes 22 September 1941; life in Semeliskes; rescue with the help of an acquaintance from work; receives permission to continue work as a factory manager; return transfer to Vievis; smuggle of his daughter to Vievis; return transfer to Semeliskes; secretly digs with his sons in the detention cellar; release and escape to Vievis; life in Vievis including a meeting with his daughter; his sons are in hiding and escape; meets his sons; receives information about the murder of Jews, 06-07 October 1941; murder of Jews of Zasliai in Semeliskes; includes a list of names of Lithuanian collaborators; in hiding with the family; life in hiding in a Polish workers home, 1941-28 April 1942; in hiding in the homes of farmers Stachovskis and Franz Skarubskis; escape to the Kaunas Ghetto, 19 August 1942; escape and hidden with friends by the Russian Mikdas Simelis; liberation, 13 July 1944; includes a list of names of Lithuanian perpetrators.