Testimony of Feigl Golombek-Rozensztejn, born in Stawiski, Poland, 1915, regarding her experiences in Stawiski, in hiding and in the forests Occupation of Stawiski by the German Army, 27 June 1941; rioting and murder of Jews by the Polish population; participation of the Polish collaborator, Josef Wieczarek in the murder of approximately 700 Jews; names of those murdered; forced labor; burning of the synagogue, July 1941; rescue of Rabbi Wassersztejn from the burning synagogue by Antoni Novitzki, the Pole; transfer of Rabbi Wassersztejn to the Lomza Ghetto; in hiding in the surrounding villages; deportation of Jews to a place near Nowograd [?]; murder of the Jews, 15 August 1941; approximately 60 professionally skilled workers and their families are left alive; establishment of the ghetto, 17 August 1941; liquidation of the ghetto, 02 November 1942; deportation of the Jews to the Bogusze camp; deportation of Jews from Grajewo and Suwalki to Bogusze; life in Bogusze including hunger, morbidity and murder; liquidation of the camp; transfer of the Jews to Auschwitz; escape of Jews to the surrounding forests; being hidden by farmers; in hiding in the forests; liberation, 24 January 1945.