Testimony of Basze Kapcer, born in Szczucin, Poland, 1920, regarding her experiences in Szczucin, the Szczucin Ghetto, in hiding and in forests Occupation of Szczucin [by the Red Army], 1939; murder of approximately 300 men; occupation of Szczucin [by the German Army], 24 June 1941; abuse of Jews by the local Polish population; names of collaborators; murder of approximately 300 Jews by Poles, 25 June 1941; names of those murdered; murder of Jews including burning the Jews alive by Poles in Grajewo, Radzilow and Stawiski; establishment of a ghetto in Szczucin, 20 July 1941; appointment of a Judenrat comprised of 15 members and four policemen; names of the Judenrat members; term of office of Yona Lewinowicz as Judenrat chairman; liquidation of the ghetto, 02 November 1942; deportation of the Jews to the Bogusze camp by wagon; unsuccessful attempts to escape from the camp; in hiding in the forests; hidden by a farmer until the liberation; liberation, 26 January 1945.