Testimony of Moyshe Fridberg, born in Mejszagola, Lithuania, 1907, regarding his experiences in the Mejszagola Ghetto, Rzesza and Bolkuni Life before the war in Mejszagola; attends a Jewish elementary school. Soviet occupation, 1939; transfer to Lithuanian rule; Soviet occupation, 1940; German occupation, 26 June 1941; desecration of religious articles in the "Beit Midrash" (religious study hall); establishment of a local Lithuanian authority under the leadership of Mayor Astikas and the Chief of Police Salkauskas; restrictions on the Jews including deportation to forced labor; arrest of Jews and murder of men; transfer of Jews to a prison in Vilna; murder of Jews in Ponary; includes a list of names of those who were murdered; establishment of a ghetto, 31 July 1941; ghetto life; abuse of Jews and rape of women by Lithuanians; forced contribution; looting of Jewish owned property; transfer of Jews from Rzesza, Podbrezie and the surrounding area at the estate in Wilianowa; receives information of the murder of the Jews on the 22-24 September 1941; escape of a few Jews from the killing pit; includes a list of names of perpetrators; hidden by the farmer Printkewicz; escape with his brother to Rzesza; camp life including digging peat; receives information about the burning of Jews alive in the Bezdany Camp, 09 July 1943; escape with his brother and other Jews, 09 July 1943; wanderings in forests; hidden in a farmer's home in Bolkuni; liberation by the Red Army, 10 July 1944.