Testimony of Regina Wilder, born in Drohobycz, Poland, 1914, regarding her experiences in Drohobycz and in Germany Occupation of Drohobycz by the German Army, 25 June 1941; riots against the Jews including abuse and murder of Jews by Poles and Ukrainians, 27 June 1941; establishment of a Judenrat led by Dr. Rosenblatt; Dr. Bernfeld's term of office as Judenrat treasurer; life under the German occupation including robbery of property and yellow badge; murder of Jews, including Professor Szymon Epstein; deportation of approximately 800 Jews including children and women to an unknown destination; "Aktion", 08 August 1942; survival of Jews who were in hiding and who had work certificates; establishment of the Jewish Quarter; "Aktions"; escape of Jews; Jews being hidden by farmers or hiding in forests; employment of Jews on a farm raising vegetables for the SS; escape of Jews with false Aryan documents to other cities; transfer of women, including the witness, to forced labor in Germany; liberation, 22 March 1944.