Testimony of Alter Aranowski, born in Liskiava, Lithuania, 1905, regarding his experiences in Veisiejai, Kuktiskes, the Druskieniki Ghetto, with the partisans in a forest and other places Life in Liskiava; move to Veisiejai, 1925. Outbreak of the war between Germany and the Soviet Union, 22 June 1941; German occupation; establishment of the local authority by the Lithuanians; deportation to forced labor; arrest of Jews; looting of property; abuse and murder of Jews; deportation of Jews from Kapciamiestis to Kuktiskes; escape; return escape and joins the deportees; camp life; escape, hidden by farmers in their homes and forests; escape with another youth to the Druskieniki Ghetto; ghetto life; contacts with partisans through acquaintances; liquidation of the ghetto during Sukkot, 1942; deportation of Jews to Grodno; escape to forests; life in forests including joining the partisans; life with the partisans including combat; liberation by the Red Army. Receives information about the murder of the Jews in Leipalingis by Lithuanian collaborators; receives information about the murder of Jews in Liskiava and Seiriaji.