Testimony of Smuel Levin, born in Vilna, Poland, 1912, and Fajvel Mosnicki, born in Semeliskes, Lithuania, 1924, regarding their experiences in Semeliskes, Zeliwe, Trakai, Krasnapolis, with the partisans and other places Life before the war in Semeliskes. German occupation, 24 June 1941; abuse of Jews by Lithuanian collaborators led by Alisaukas Jones, Makunas and Audukonis; restrictions on the Jews; looting of Jewish owned property; arrest of Jews; murder of Jews; deportation to forced labor; abuse of the students of the Baranowicze Yeshiva, the yeshiva was moved to Semelskes in 1940; “Aktion”, 20 September 1941; liquidation "Aktion", 06 October 1941; rape of young women before their murder; includes a list of names of those murdered. Smuel Levin: Hidden in a farmer's home; escape of his wife and baby to Semeliskes; escape to Zeliwe and hidden in a farmer's home; betrayal by a farmer; transfer to a prison in Semeliskes; transfer to Trakai; escape to farmers; escape to Klenuwka; life in Klenuwka and hidden in a farmer's home; escape to Krasnapolis; life in Krasnapolis and hidden in a farmer's home; escape and establishment of a partisan unit; joins the partisan unit Laisvoji Lietuva, autumn 1943; life with the partisans including military operations; participation in the liberation of Vilna, 13 July 1944; end of the war. Return to Semeliskes. Fajvel Mosnicki: Escape with the family; separation from his parents; escape with his brother to forests and villages; joins a partisan unit, 1943; his brother joins a partisan unit led by Smuel Levin; joins with the partisan unit the Laisvoji Lietuva brigade.