Testimony of David Jochwedovitz Kahana regarding his experiences in Slonim, the Baranowicze Ghetto, the Rozana Ghetto, the Pruzana Ghetto and forests in Lithuania Outbreak of the war between Germany and the Soviet Union; disintegration of the Soviet rule; mass escape of Jewish youth from Slonim towards the East; evacuation of government officials and Communist party members; hoarding of products including food; air-raid on Slonim by the German Army; occupation of Slonim by the German Army; life under the German occupation including anti-Jewish legislation, robbery of property, forced labor, yellow badge and murder of Jews; appointment of a Judenrat; establishment of a Jewish police; activities of workshops and factories established by the Germans; deportation of Jews to ghettos; concentration of the Jews of Slonim in the "Community Hall", 17 July 1941; murder of 1,250 Jewish youth in the Pietralewicze forest near Slonim; names of a number of those murdered; "Aktions", June-August 1942; murder of the Jews of Slonim, December 1942; transfer to the Baranowicze Ghetto; ghetto life; transfer to the Rozana Ghetto; ghetto life; transfer to the Pruzana Ghetto; ghetto life; life in the forests in Lithuania; survival.