Testimony of C. Veiner, born in Krynki, Poland, 1913, regarding the fate of the Jews of Krynki Deaths of approximately 70 Jews during an air-raid on Krynki, June 1941; occupation of Krynki by the German Army, 29 June 1941; desecration of the "Beit Midrash" (religious study hall) including religious articles, 01 July 1941; murder of 13 youths in the forest, 03 July 1941; murder of Jewish Communists during an "Aktion"; life under the German occupation including anti-Jewish legislation, yellow badge, forced labor and robbery of Jewish property; establishment of the Krynki Ghetto; placing of Polish and Jewish policemen as guards at the ghetto gate; appointment of a Judenrat; arrest of Jews and their murder; liquidation of the Krynki Ghetto, 02 November 1942; deportation of the Jews to Grodno; deportation of the Jews from Grodno to extermination camps; remaining of approximately 150 professional skilled workers who worked in a factory; deportation of the professionally skilled workers to Auschwitz, 22 June 1943.