Testimony of Fania Lipinska, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1921, regarding her experiences in Bialystok and in camps Occupation of Bialystok by the German Army, 27 June 1941; life under the German occupation including anti-Jewish legislation, riots against the Jews, levying of a forced contribution, forced labor; yellow badge and abuse of Jews; arrest of members of the intelligentsia, 02 July, 1941; the fate of the people who were arrested is unknown; arrest of 4,000 men (Subbotniks?); appointment of a Judenrat; appointment of Barash as Judenrat chairman; establishment of the Jewish police under the command of Fenigshtein; sealing of the ghetto, 01 August 1941; arrest by the Gestapo; release; move back to the ghetto; "Aktion"; murder of Jews; deportation of Jews from Grodno and its surrounding cities to the Bialystok Ghetto; escape of Jews to the forests; the escapees join the partisans; second "Aktion" under the command of Fritz Friedel; beginning of the Bialystok Ghetto Uprising including the entry of German tanks into the ghetto; murder of Jews during the Uprising; killing of Germans during the Uprising; suppression of the Uprising by the Germans; "Aktion" against children; deportation of 1,200 children to Czechoslovakia; deportation of the children to Auschwitz; deportation of Jews from the Bialystok Ghetto to Treblinka; life in camps; transfer to the Kratzau camp; life in Kratzau; liberation.