Testimony of Benjamin Kramer, born in Dubingiai, Lithuania, 1887, regarding his experiences in Dubingiai, in hiding in the Nemencine area and in hiding in Kliniki Life in Dubingiai before the war. German occupation; looting of Jewish owned property; murder of Jews; includes a list of names of those murdered on 08 July 1941; receives information about the murder of Jews in Joniskis and Inturke; activities of the Lithuanian collaborators led by the priests Zvinys and Petronis; notice to the Jews about the deportation to the ---- Ghetto; transfer to detention with Jews, 04 September 1941; transfer of women and children to a prison in -----; his wife stays at home; release from the prison with the help of a Lithuanian policeman; receives information about the murder of men with men from ----- in the Pivonija forest, 05 September 1941; murder of women and children in the Pivonija forest; includes a list of names of Lithuaian collaborators; escape to forests, villages and fields in the Nemencine area; escape from Poles and return to Lithuania; escape to Kliniki; life in hiding in hidden by the Polish farmer Boleslaw Sinica; liberation by the Red Army, 1944; return to Dubingiai; life in Dubingiai; gives testimony on the Lithuanian perpetrators of murder.