Testimony of Tania Sterntal, born in Warsaw, Poland, regarding her experiences in Warsaw, in the Kailis Ghetto, in Kaiserwald and Dundaga camps and more Life in Warsaw during the German occupation; escape to Belorussia; escape to Vilna, 1940; life in Vilna in an aliya training kibbutz; German occupation, 1941; life in the Vilna Ghetto; life in hiding; escape to Kailis; life in the Kailis Ghetto; liquidation of the ghetto and deportation together with the other Jews to Kaiserwald camp, 26 May 1944; camp life including standing naked at roll calls in front of SS officers; body searches in the showers for valuables and gold; leaving camp daily for labor in Riga; transfer to Dundaga camp; camp life; moving rocks back and forth and running holding rocks; receiving a bowl of food and a bed; approach of the front; shaving the heads of the women and transfer to Stutthof; camp life; receiving a bowl of food for two people without a spoon; standing at roll calls for long periods of time and also in line for the latrines; washing up once a week at a sink with cold water; daily "Aktions" and transfer of older women and sick women to the crematorium; death of female inmates of typhus and dysentery; life while ill including eating snow due to thirst and fever; mass mortality and the taking out of bodies by non-Jewish male inmates (criminals); burning down the crematorium by the Germans before the evacuation of the camp, April 1945; transfer to ships together with other female inmates; transfer of the sick women to the deck and the healthy ones to the bowels of the ship; throwing the sick women into the sea during a storm; life on the ship with no food; air-raids on the ship by the Allied forces; escape of the German crew on lifeboats; refusal of German ships to pick up the inmates due to the typhus epidemic; transfer by the German Red Cross to Kiel in a group of 150 women, 04 May 1945; liberation by the British Army, 08 May 1945. Aliya to Eretz Israel, 1947.