Memoirs of Dr. T. Cytron, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1908, regarding his experiences as a physician in the Bialystok Ghetto Medical treatment of a wounded German found in the courtyard of a house at 50 Jurowiecka Street in the presence of Hauptsturmführer Friedel; transfer of the wounded man to the care of a German physician in the hospital on Warszawska Street; death of the wounded man a few days later; no reprisals against the ghetto Jews made by the Germans because the wounded man had been found outside the ghetto perimeters; German suspicion that the Poles had carried out the murder of the German; further information that the German had been shot by Szymon Datner.