Testimony of Joseph Gar, born in Kaunas, Lithuania, 1905, regarding his experiences in the Kaunas Ghetto, the Vilkaviskis district and hearsay testimony of the Kruonis Jews in the Darsuniskis Ghetto Life before the war in Kaunas; studies in a teachers college; work as a journalist. Outbreak of the war between Germany and the Soviet Union, 22 June 1941; German occupation, 25 June 1941; arrest of Jews, 7-8 July 1941; guarding of Jews by Lithuanians; release of women and children; release of men; murder of a Jewish family by Juoscas Bilisetys, a Lithuanian, farmer due to a land dispute with the farmer; ghetto life; deportation of Jews with Pakuonis, also a Jew, to the Darsuniskis Ghetto, 03 September 1941; murder of women; murder of Jewish men; murder of men in a cemetery, 03 September 1941; deportation on a train to Germany, 12 July 1944; jumps with a woman from the train, 12 August 1944; escape to fields and forests; life in the Vilkaviskis district; liberation by the Red Army, 18 August 1944. Move in the direction of Kaunas; visit in Kruonis; Lithuanian collaborators activities lead by Juozas Bileisys; the file also includes an article on the murder of Jews in Seirijai, November 1941.