Testimony of Awraham Daic, born in Niemenczyn, Poland, 1914, regarding his experiences in Niemenczyn, hiding places in Powlukane, Gricuzi, Gricuni and other places Life before the war; attends an elementary school. Restrictions on the Jews including the yellow badge, 08 July 1941; desecration of religious articles from the "Beit Midrash" (religious study hall) by Lithuanians, 11 July 1941; arrest of Jews and their transfer to a prison in Wilno, 14 July 1941; cooperation of Jews to Lithuanians in the looting of Jewish owned property; escape to Powlukane with his brother and sister, 25 September 1941; life in Powlukane including in hidden in a farmer's house; escape with siblings to swamps; escape to Gricuzi; life in Gricuzi in hiding in a farmer's barn; betrayal of his hiding place by neighbors and escape to another farmer in Gricuzi; discovery of his hiding place by neighbors; escape to another farmer; escape to Gricuni, spring 1943; escape to Pawlukauc; escape again to Gricuni; in hiding in a farmer's home behind the oven; in hiding in a bunker in a pigsty during manhunts; hidden by Jan Mikulewitz, a farmer; receives money and belongings while in hiding from a Polish shoemaker Alekasander Semaszko; the money received was used as payment to the farmers that hid him; liberation, 07 July 1944. Murder of the farmer by a non-Jew, April 1944.