Overview by Dr. Szymon Datner regarding the murder of Jews in Wasocz Occupation of Wasocz by the German Army; establishment of a Polish police; life under the German occupation including abuse, rioting and robbery of property; "Aktion" for three days; murder of Jews, including children, in the streets and in the houses by the Polish police, 05 July 1941; rape of women; amputation of the fingers of the murder victims in order to take their rings; removal of the gold teeth of the murder victims; murder of Soviet clerks who did not have time to escape from the Germans; murder of the wives of officers who did not have time to escape from the Germans; survival of approximately 15 people who were in hiding from the 1,200 Jews of Wasocz; deportation of the 15 people to Milewo (in the Szczucin area); life in Milewo including forced labor together with 500 Jews from the surrounding area; extermination of the Jews of the Bialystok area, 02 November 1942; deportation to Treblinka.