Testimony of Feiche Shuster-Rosenbaum, born in Jasinowka, Poland, 1912, regarding the fate of the Jews of Jasinowka Jewish life in Jasinowka before the war. Outbreak of the war, September 1939; general drafting of men; occupation of Jasinowka by the German Army; decrees, robbery of property and murder of Jews; occupation of Jasinowka by the Red Army; life under Soviet occupation; occupation of Jasinowka by the German Army; deportation of the Jews by train; escape of approximately 300 Jews from the train; Jews hiding in villages in the surrounding area; escape of Jews from hostile villages; Jews hiding in the surrounding forests; abusive acts and murder of Jews by Germans and Poles; discovery of hiding places of Jews in the forests; murder of the Jews whose hiding places were discovered; names of those murdered; acquisition of weapons with help from Polish farmers; clash between a group of Jews and gendarmes in the village of Bagne; murder of two gendarmes; murder of the Jews, Chaim Tikotzski and Moshe Barishefsky; setting on fire of a granary in Agrodniki in which Jews were hiding; burning of the Jews hiding in the granary; Soviet partisan activity in the area; rescue of 58 Jews from all those who escaped; liberation of the 58 escapees by the Red Army; names of Polish farmers who rescued Jews.