Testimony of Chana Basl Lewin, born in Lomza, Poland, 1918, regarding her experiences in the Lomza Ghetto, on the Aryan side using a false identity, in Wartendorf and other places Establishment of the Lomza Ghetto, forced labor outside the ghetto; labor as a housemaid in the home of a German guard; agricultural labor for Zamedeh, the farmer, in the village of Penzi (near Lomza); registration as a Christian using the name Jadzia Lewinska; move to a farm in Wartendorf near the border with help from the German guard; escape back to the ghetto; "Aktion" in the ghetto; escape to Penzi (?); move to the previous place of employment in Wartendorf with help from a German friend; life in Wartendorf for two months; escape; wanderings among the local villages including Jezioro and Radula; employment at various jobs including agricultural work; arrival of Jews in the village after escaping from the Germans, 1944; help to the escapees by providing food and clothing; approach of the Front; liberation by the Red Army. Meeting with survivors from Tiktin and the surrounding area; move back to Lomza; move to Briansk; move to Bielsk.