Testimony of Efraim Nachimowicz, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1916, regarding his experiences in the Bialystok Ghetto and Majdanek Deportation of Jews from the small ghetto in Bialystok to Majdanek including members of the Judenrat and Jewish policemen; separation of the men from the women and children; labor of the men in their professions; labor of the women as housekeepers in German homes; labor of the Jewish policemen and Judenrat members, including Barash, the Judenrat chairman, under improved conditions; concentration of the actors and cultural and artistic people in a special block under improved conditions with the purpose of exchanging them for German POWs held by the US Army; camp life including barter and smuggling merchandise by inmates; escape approximately a week before the liquidation of the camp.