Testimony of Mosze Jenczmien, born in Bryansk, Poland, 1909, regarding his experiences in the Bryansk Ghetto and the fate of the partisans in the Bialystok area Liquidation of the Bryansk Ghetto, 02 November 1942; escape of approximately 800 Jews to the surrounding forests; deportation of the Jews to Bielsk, and from there to Treblinka, 09 November 1942; murder of 70 Jews whose hiding place was discovered; participation of the Polish population in the murder of Jews who escaped to the forests; names of the collaborators who murdered Jews who escaped from the ghetto; organization of a group of Jews in the partisan movement, March 1943; joining the partisans by Jews who escaped from the Bialystok Ghetto, including their names, August 1943; hunt for Jewish and Soviet partisans by the Germans and the Ukrainians, January 1944; sabotage of trains and bridges including burning the homes of collaborators and Germans by partisans from the Zhukov Brigade; establishment of a family camp for women, children and the elderly; execution of Gaiawe Kaszak, the collaborator, by Shmuel Kleinat, the partisan; attack on the partisan camp by "Vlasov" gangs, 08 May 1944; liberation of the partisan and family camp, 08 May 1944; names of partisans who fell bravely in the battle against the Germans; fighting and death in battle of Yosef Prybut, the partisan.