Testimony of Aleksander Shaike Agas Grushka, born in Kowel, Poland, 1919 or 1920, regarding his experiences fighting alongside the partisans in the Kowel area during the war, and against Ukrainian nationalists in the Maniewicze area and acts of revenge against Germany, after the war Life before the war. Life in Warsaw during the outbreak of the war, September 1939; participation as a volunteer in the defense of Warsaw; surrender of Poland and escape of his father on foot to the family home in Powórsk; life in Kowel including labor in railroad workshops repairing trains, 1939-1940; attendance at a technology institute in Brest, 1940-1941; outbreak of the German-Soviet war and escape on foot to Kowel, June 1941; life in Kowel; participation in the establishment of a partisan group; merger of the group with a Soviet partisan group; life with the partisans and fighting alongside them until early 1944; liberation, 1944. Participation in fighting against Ukrainian nationalists (OUN-Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists) in the Maniewicze area; joining a group of persons making aliya; move to Lublin, 1945; move to Bucharest with the help of Bericha; life in Bucharest; joining an revenge organization; move to Germany; life in Germany; participation in acts of revenge against SS men imprisoned in a camp in the Nuremberg area, 13 April 1946; aliya to Eretz Israel; participation in the War of Independence; transfer to Germany via Paris, 01 January 1948; participation in acts of revenge; transfer to detention in Dachau by the US Army; escape from detention; return to Israel, 1950, life in Israel. Included in the file: - Correspondence of Aleksander Agas with the Yad Vashem Archives, hinting at the existence of a manuscript by the witness, apparently containing a more extensive testimony, in Yiddish, 1956-1957