Testimony of Ester (Hendler) Wajnberg, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1910, regarding her experiences in Vilna, in hiding in the Vilna Ghetto, in the forests and Tashkent Life with her two-year-old daughter in Vilna until the outbreak of the war. First "Aktion" in the Vilna Ghetto; in hiding with other women and 24 children for three weeks; discovery of the hiding place; murder of her daughter before her eyes; escape from the ghetto to the forests with 19 other people, 15 November 1942; employment of the witness as a nurse in a partisan regiment (?); head wound during shelling, 1943; transfer by plane to a hospital in Tashkent; life in Tashkent until August 1946. Return to Lulin [should be "Lublin"].