An anonymous testimony of a man, born in Eretz Israel, regarding his experiences in Katowice, Busk, Wiszlica, the Kielce Ghetto and other places Life before the war in Eretz Israel; visit with his wife and children to his parents home in Poland; unsuccessful attempt to leave Poland. German occupation; escape to Katowice; escape to Sosnowice; escape to Bedzin; escape to Busk; life in Busk as foreigners; deportation with Jews to Wiszlica; deportation to Jenzejov; deportation to the Kielce Ghetto; ghetto life; partisan movement activities; unsuccessful escape attempts by Jews; deportation of Jews; rescue from deportation; Jewish school activities in secret; deportation to forced labor; the song of the Jewish forced laborers they sang when they went to labor in the morning; hate of the Judenrat by the Jews; German songs sung in the ghetto; receives information that a relative will soon leave for Eretz Israel; attitude of the Jews to family. The testimony was recorded during the war.