Testimony of Abram Sniadowicz, born in Ostroleka, Poland, regarding his experiences in Ostroleka, Miaskowo, Zambrow and in hiding Riots against the Jews in Ostroleka, 1939; anti-Jewish legislation in Miszenic, Rozana, Ostroleka and Krasnosielsk including eviction from their places of residence; escape of Jews in the direction of the Soviet border; life in villages under the Soviet occupation until 1941; occupation of Miaskowo by the German Army, 22 June 1941; life under the German occupation including forced labor and abuse of Jews; anti-Jewish legislation including yellow badge, from 10 July 1941; appointment of a Judenrat; deportation of Jews, including the witness, from neighboring villages to Miaskowo; robbery of Jewish property; murder of Jews in Tarnowa (Lomza area) by German gendarmes, 1942; deportation of Jews from Miaskowo to the Zambrow camp, 02 November 1942; escape of Jews; life in Zambrow including hunger and morbidity; deportation of Jews from Zambrow to Czyzew, 10 January 1943; transfer of women, the elderly and children to Treblinka; survival by being hidden by farmers.