Testimony of Elke Fomin, born in Grodno, Poland, 1926, regarding her experiences in the Grodno Ghetto, Kielbasin, the Bialystok Ghetto, Stutthof, Auschwitz and other places Deportation to the Grodno Ghetto; ghetto life including anti-Jewish legislation, yellow badge, forced labor, abuse and murder of Jews; deportation to the Kielbasin camp, October 1942; camp life including hunger and murder of Jews; "Aktion" under the command of Fritz Friedel; deportation with the family [no destination given], 20 January 1943; escape from the train; transfer to the Bialystok Ghetto, 21 January 1943; "Aktion", 05 February 1943; ghetto life including forced labor; second "Aktion" under the command of Fritz Friedel, 16 August 1943; in hiding until 05 November 1943; discovery of the hiding place; turning in of the witness to the Gestapo; deportation to Stutthof, 22 November 1943; life in Stutthof for seven weeks; transfer to Auschwitz, 12 January 1944; life in Auschwitz including labor in Union factories; evacuation, 18 January 1945; death march to Ravensbrueck; transfer to Neustadt; life in Neustadt including hunger and morbidity; liberation, 02 May 1945.