Testimony of Malka Kogan (Rabinow), born in Sakiai, Lithuania, 1910, regarding her experiences in the Kaunas Ghetto, camps in Germany and hearsay testimony of the Sakiai Jews Life before the war; move to Kaunas; life in Kaunas including studies medicine; work as a bookkeeper; visit of her mother. Outbreak of the war; her mother receives a return permit to Sakiai; her mother's escape to Sakiai; deportation to the Kaunas Ghetto; ghetto life including escape of her mother back to the ghetto; receives information from her mother about the German occupation of Sakiai; transfer of the civil administration to the Lithuanians; murder of Jewish men by the Lithuanian Federavicius and others; forced contribution; yellow badge; looting of property; murder of Jews, 1941; transfer of women and children in groups to a pit; murder of women and children; distribution and sale of belongings of those murdered by Lithuanians; Kaunas Ghetto life including an "Aktion" and deportation of her mother; deportation to camps in Germany; liberation by the Red Army. Return to Sakiai; receives information from her aunt about the transfer of women and children to a barn; list of names of Lithuanian collaborators.