Testimony of Dora Rubina, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1915, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, the Vilna Ghetto, Kozlowa Ruda, Stutthof and other places Life in Warsaw, 1939; escape with three actors to Bialystok; escape to Vilna; establishment of the "Remikat" (?)acting troupe in Vilna; names of the actors in the troupe; establishment of a theater in Vilna during the Soviet occupation; names of the theater actors; names of the performances presented in the theater; occupation of Vilna by the German Army, 24 June 1941; escape of the actors from Vilna; establishment of the Vilna Ghetto, 06 September 1941; life under the German occupation including forced labor and "Aktions"; [obtaining] work permits; detention of Jews in the ghetto; murder of Jews in Ponary; resistance to the Germans by Frania Winter, the actress; murder of the actress by the Germans; establishment of a theater in the ghetto; names of the performances held in the theater; names of the actors in the performances; arrest of the singer Luba Levitzki; singing the song, "Eli, Eli" [My God, My God] by the singer before her death; murder of the singer; rumors regarding the liquidation of the ghetto; putting on the last performance of "Moshe, Be Strong" [by Kasriel Brojde]; escape of Jews to the forest; liquidation of the ghetto, 23 September 1943; in hiding with 40 Jews; escape to the Aryan side; transfer with her husband, Mordechaj Shadowski, to the "Keiylis" Block [in the camp] in Vilna; arrest of her husband by the Gestapo, 10 May 1944; deportation to the Kozlowa Ruda camp, 16 May 1944; camp life including digging peat; murder of the actors who remained in "Keiylis"; transfer to Stutthof; transfer to other camps in Germany; death march including hunger and disease; liberation by the Red Army, 10 March 1945. Move back to Bialystok. Note: The title of the testimony is "The Path of Suffering of Jewish Actors".