Testimony by an unknown witness regarding his experiences in Minsk and Bialystok Occupation of Minsk by the German Army; murder of 300 Jews during the early days of the occupation; deportation of the men to a labor camp; attitude of the Belorussians towards the Jews; life under the German occupation including hunger and food rationing; establishment of the Minsk Ghetto, September 1941; ghetto life including robbery of property, rape of young girls and forced labor; appointment of a Judenrat; Dr. Rosenman's tenure as Judenrat chairman; riots against the Jews including in Bobruysk and Mogilev; rumor mills regarding the discovery of mass graves containing thousands of murder victims; murder of the Jews in the outlying areas, October-November 1941; riots against the Jews, 7-12 November 1941; transfer to Bialystok via Baranowicze.