Testimony of Abram Szniadowicz, born in Ostroleka, Poland, regarding his experiences in Miaskowo, in hiding, in Lomza and Bialystok Liquidation of the Jewish community in Miaskowo, 02 November 1942; escape with his 13-year old son; capture of Jews who had escaped and were hiding in the vicinity by Polish gangs; betrayal of Jews who were captured to the Germans by the Polish gangs in exchange for three kilograms of sugar per Jew; unsuccessful attempts to find a hiding place with farmers in the vicinity; wanderings with his son; life with other Jews in hiding in a subterranean hiding place for approximately six months including hunger and morbidity, November 1943-25 April 1944; in hiding in swamps in the vicinity; approach of the armies at the Front; escape to Lomza, Pesach (5 April) 1945; escape from Lomza to Bialystok. Persecution of Jews by Ukrainian gangs after the liberation; murder of the Jews by the gangs.