Testimony of Elke Fomin, born in Grodno, Poland, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Grodno Ghetto Establishment of Ghetto Number 1 in the Grodno fish market; establishment of Ghetto Number 2 in Slobodka; term of office of Dr. Brawer as Judenrat chairman in Ghetto Number 1; term of office of Rubintszik as chief of the Jewish police; Rubintszik's excellence at discovering hiding places of Jews; life in the Grodno Ghetto including yellow badge and forced labor in the ghetto and outside the ghetto; liquidation of Ghetto Number 2, November 1942; deportation of most of the Jews to the Kielbasin camp; transfer of the remaining Jews to Ghetto Number 1; "Aktions" in the ghetto under the command of Wiese, the Gestapo man; incidents of suicide; murder of Jews by hanging; murder of the Judenrat members including Brawer, the chairman; deportation of the Jewish police who arrived in Bialystok, March 1943.