Testimony of Lejbe Kaganowicz, born in Ejszyszki, Poland, regarding his experiences in Ejszyszki, the Grodno Ghetto, Nacze forest and with the partisans Life before the war in Ejszyszki. German occupation, 23 June 1941; restrictions on the Jews; establishment of a ghetto; attack on the Jews by Police Commissioner Ostrauskis, activities of the Mayor Juozas Stasiunas; arrest of Jews; rape and murder of Jews; confiscation of valuables including gold and silver, 21 September 1941; deportation to forced labor; receives information about the murder of Jews in Merkine and Varena; receives information about the murder of Jews from Vilna in Ponary; deportation of Jews from Olkeniki and mental health patients from the area to there; mental health patients are forced to beat Jews; murder of Jewish men, 25 September 1941; murder of additional Jewish men; murder of women and children, 26 September 1941; escape of Jews to Radun, Szczucin and the Lida Ghetto; escape with his brother and hidden by farmers; escape to the Grodno Ghetto; escape to the Nacze forest; life in the forest including joining the partisans; includes a list of names of Lithuanian collaborators. The details of the testimony about Ejszyszki are confirmed by Asher Shmuel Yurkanski.