Testimony of Menachem Turek regarding the fate of the Jews of Tiktin Red Army retreat in the direction of the East; occupation of Tiktin by the German Army, June 1941; attitude of the local population towards the Jews including riots and robbery of property; establishment of a local police under the command of Antek Jakobiak, the Pole; establishment of a local government under Jan Fibik; entry of German soldiers into Tiktin, late June 1941; activities of the soldiers including hunting for Communists; life under the German occupation including forced labor, anti-Jewish legislation and yellow badge; abuse of the Jews by Polish policemen; deportation of Jews from Trzcianne, Jedwabne and Wizna to Tiktin, early July 1941; information regarding the fate of the Jews of Jedwabne, Trzcianne and Wizna who were shot and burned alive; desecration of cemeteries including demolition of ancient monuments of rabbis, learned scholars and leading sages; destruction of the Great Synagogue; murder of the Jews of Tiktin by shooting; burial of those murdered in mass graves in the Lopuchowo forest; survival of 17 Jews from 2,000 Jews in Tiktin; names of the survivors.