Testimony of Chana Shuster, born in Rumsiskes, Lithuania, 1910, regarding her experiences in the Kaunas Ghetto and in hiding Life before the war in Kaunas; attends a Hebrew high school. Outbreak of the war; ghetto life; escape with her husband and son, 17 November 1943; receives information during and after the war about the fate of the Jews in Rumsiskes; German occupation of Rumsiskes; hidden by farmers; establishment of a local civil authority by Lithuanians; restrictions on the Jews; robbery of Jewish owned property; murder of Jews; forced labor digging peat in Prvieniskes; murder of Jews, 1941; life in hiding in two hiding places; liberation by the Red Army, 12 July 1944. Move to Rumsisikes.