Memoirs of an unknown woman regarding the fate of the Jews in Wolkowysk, Horodok, Michalowo, Choroszcz and other places, 30 January-02 February 1943 30 January 1943: liquidation of the Wolkowysk camp; transfer of approximately 1,700 Jews to the railroad station; rumors regarding the liquidation of the Bialystok Ghetto; events connected to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising; influence of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising on the fighting spirit of the Jews of Bialystok; fighting of Jews as partisans; 01 February 1943: Photographs and documents regarding freight trains loaded with clothing, Torah scrolls and religious objects belonging to the Jews of Horodok who were murdered; deportation of approximately 750 Jews fro Michalowo, November 1942; rescue of 50 Jews thanks to the efforts of the Bialystok Judenrat; life in Michalowo under the Nazi occupation including levying of a forced contribution, robbery of property and forced labor; attitude of the local population in Michalowo towards the Jews; 02 February 1943: Deportation of the Jews of Choroszcz to Treblinka, November 1942; escape of Jews from the transport to Treblinka, November 1942; "Aktion"; deportation of approximately 420 Jews to a camp in the Treblinka area; abuse of the Jews by Polish policemen including Kalinowski, the policeman.