Testimony of Avraham Kirshner, resident of Nikolajev, Ukraine, born in 1904, regarding his experiences in Nikolajev, Drohobycz, in hiding in Stryj and Hungary Life in Nikolajev during the German occupation; deportation of Jews to a local camp; release of the Jews due to appeals from senior Ukrianian officials; deportation of the Jews to Hungarian occupied territory; rumors of the murder of Jews in the area; deportation with the Jews to a synagogue, October 1942; murder by shooting of the elderly and the weak; deportation by train; removed from the train cars together with forced laborers; transfer back to forced labor; attempts to be hidden by farmers; escape to Drohobycz; camp life including labor in a cement factory; "Aktion" and escape attempts; murder of children in hiding when they were discovered; escape attempts from the murder site; escape to Stryj; life in hiding; crosses the border to Hungary. The testimony was recorded during the war.