Testimony of Yitzchak Wernik regarding his experiences in Lomza, Zambrow and Auschwitz Shelling of Lomza by the Germans, 01 September 1939; deaths of Jews and Poles as a result of the shelling; occupation of Lomza by the German Army, 25 June 1941; attitude of the local population towards the Jews; life in Lomza including abusive acts and murder of the Jews; yellow badge, 04 July 1941; deportation of Jews to Zambrow by the Gestapo; murder of the Jews in Zambrow; establishment of the ghetto, July 1941; appointment of a Judenrat; establishment of a Jewish police; forced labor; deportation of the Lomza Jews to the Zambrow camp, 31 October 1942; liquidation of the ghetto, 01 November 1942; life in Zambrow including the spread of typhus in the camp; liquidation of the Zambrow camp, 10 January 1943; transfer of the Jews to Auschwitz; murder of the Jews in the gas chambers in Auschwitz.