Testimony of Sara (Deich) Einbinder, born in Niemenczyn, Poland, 1910, regarding her experiences Niemenczyn, in hiding in Kukisiszki and Powlukone Life before the war; attends a Polish elementary school. Soviet occupation, 1940; German occupation, 04 June 1941; air-raids by the German air-force, 23 July 1941; establishment of a Lithuanian authority lead by Cerkauskas Bronius; receives information about the murder of the Jews in Inturke, Joniskis and Moletai; life in Kukisiszki hidden by a farmer; her daughter is in hiding in another place; establishment of the Judenrat in Niemenczyn; looting of Jewish owned property; concentration and murder of the Jews in a "Beit Midrash" (religious study hall), 20 September 1941; hears the gun shots; escape of a few Jews from the killing pit and hidden by farmers; watches the looting; life in a bunker with her brother in the yard of a farmer; escape with her siblings to another farmer; escape of her daughter to a farmer's home in Powlukone; her daughter’s move between farmer's homes; escape of his daughter to his grandparents in the Postavy Ghetto; liquidation of the ghetto and murder of his grandparents and daughter; escape to a farmer's home in Powlukone; life in hiding in various places in the farmer's home; liberation.