Testimony of Helena Najmark, born in Ostrowiec Mazowiecki, Poland, 1923, regarding her experiences in Bialystok Escape from Ostrowiec Mazowiecki to Bialystok, 1939; occupation of Bialystok by the German Army; life under the German occupation including anti-Jewish legislation and forced labor in the ghetto and outside the ghetto; deportation of Jews unfit for work to Pruzany, September-October 1941; forced labor together with 55 other Jews in the factory managed by Kurt Ringermut, the German, outside the ghetto; attitude of the factory manager towards the Jewish workers; hiding of the Jews during an "Aktion"; deportation of young women to harvest potatoes in Wolkowysk, October 1942; activities of Barash, the Bialystok Ghetto Judenrat Chairman in order to save Jews by paying ransoms; "Aktion" in the areas outlying Bialystok, 02 November 1942; deportation of the Jews of Wolkowysk to Treblinka; rescue of Jews from Wolkowysk by Ringermut and their transfer to Bialystok; hiding of Jews in Ringermut's home; hiding of Jews in hiding places by Ringermut; ways of rescuing Jews from Wolkowysk; indictment of Ringermut for hiding Jews; banishment of Ringermut to Germany as a punishment for hiding Jews; move to Germany with Ringermut; work as Ringermut's housemaid.