Testimony of Hanka (Szpiler) Wulk, born in Kalisz, Poland, 1918, regarding her experiences in Wolkowysk and Rozana Occupation of Wolkowysk by the German Army, 30 June 1941; escape of her family to Lyskow; escape from Lyskow to Rozana, which had already been occupied by the German Army, 24 June 1941 [but the Germans had not yet begun to abuse the Jews]; murder of approximately 15 Jews, 12 July 1941; arrest of 18 Communists; fate of the Communists who were arrested is unknown; appointment of a Judenrat; life in Rozana under the German occupation including anti-Jewish legislation, yellow badge, levyingn of a forced contribution and hunger; liquidation of the Rozana Ghetto, 31 December 1942; deportation of Jews from Rozana, Podorosk and Lyskow to a camp in Wolkowysk; deportation of Jews from Wolkowysk, 10 November 1942 and 05 December 1942; deportation of 1,600 Jewish forced laborers from Wolkowysk to Treblinka, January 1943.