Testimony of Izchak Schnejder, born in Choroszcz, Poland, 1917, regarding his experiences in Choroszcz Occupation of Choroszcz by the German Army, 26 June 1941; transfer of the local authority to the Polish anti-Semite, Waclaw Bobrowski; life in Choroszcz including anti-Jewish legislation, robbery of property, forced labor, arrests and abuse of the Jews; murder of Jews, 26 August 1941; names of those murdered; appointment of a Judenrat; surrounding of Choroszcz by the Germans with help from Polish members of the gendarmie, 02 November 1942; deportation of approximately 360 Jews to a transit camp near Bialystok and from there to Treblinka; escape of a number of Jews; capture of the escapees by German soldiers with help from the local population; names of Polish collaborators; arrival of 10 Jews from Choroszcz to the Bialystok Ghetto; names of those who perished; names of the survivors.