Article written by the Holocaust survivor Simon Koc from Kielce and Ostrovitz, regarding his experiences and the experiences of the Kielce Jews during the Holocaust The article has no date: Description of his experiences during the Ostrovitza occupation by the German Army, late 1939; various decrees including the obligation to wear an armband as a sign of recognition; establishment of a ghetto, from 20 March 1940; murder of the elderly and children; deportation of all the Jews aged 12-65 to labor camps, among them Treblinka, Plaszow, Majdanek, Lublin and Auschwitz under the orders of Frank, January 1941; last deportation, 10 October 1942; evacuation of Auschwitz and a death march to Sachsenhorn, Odrau, Buchenwald, Dachau, Schlossenburg, Oranienburg and other places; liberation in Odrau by the Fourth American Division; the article was submitted to the New York Forverts newspaper by Alfred Spivak, an American soldier from Philadelphia.