Testimony of Menachem Finkielsztejn, born in Radziwilow, Poland, regarding the experiences of the Jews in Grajewo, Wasocz, Milewo, Radziwilow, Jedwabne and other places Life in Grajewo including robbery of Jewish property; rioting for three days; agreement of the Germans to the murder of Jews by Poles; abuse of Jews by Poles, 05 July 1941; murder of Jews in Wasocz by Poles, 05 July 1941; murder of approximately 1,200 Jews including those from the neighboring villages; burial of those murdered in a common grave; forced labor by the Jews of Milewo; deportation of the Jews to the Bogusze camp, 02 November 1942; transfer of the Jews from Bogusze to Majdanek and Treblinka; burning alive of approximately 1,500 Jews in Radziwilow and in the neighboring villages, 07 July 1941; murder of Jews in Jedwabne, 11 July 1941; transfer of the Jews of Jedwabne to Lomza and Zambrow, 02 November 1942; transfer of the Jews from Lomza and Zambrow to extermination camps; in hiding until liberation.