Memoirs of Natan Kropinski, born in 1905, regarding his experiences in Wysokie Mazowieckie and Wysokie Occupation of Wysokie Mazowieckie by the German Army, 10 September 1939; life under the German occupation including riots, burning of houses and forced labor; deportation of Jewish men to Zambrow, 12 September 1939; murder of Jews en route to Zambrow; escape of men from Zambrow to Lomza; transfer of the rest of the men to forced labor in Germany; orders of the Germans to leave Wysokie and transfer to villages in the vicinity, 19 September 1939; occupation of Wysokie by the Red Army, 26 September 1939; return of the Jews to Wysokie; occupation of Wysokie by the German Army, 24 June 1941; life in Wysokie including anti-Jewish legislation, yellow badge , forced labor, abuse and murder of Jews; establishment of the Wysokie Ghetto; deportation of Jews from Jablonka and Kulesze to Wysokie; levying of a forced contribution; deportation of the Jews of Wysokie to the Zambrow camp, 02 November 1942; murder of approximately 15 sick people; escape to the forests in Wysokie.