Testimony of Yudel Egber, born in Kreizberg, Poland, 1901, regarding his experiences in Riga Occupation of Riga by the German Army, 01 July 1941; escape of Jews from Riga; murder of the escapees by the Latvians; life under the German occupation including anti-Jewish legislation, eviction of Jews from their homes, yellow badge and arrest of Jews; abusive acts and murder of Jews by the Latvian police; desecration of cemeteries; burning of synagogues; establishment of the Riga Ghetto; sealing of the ghetto, 25 October 1941; appointment of a Judenrat; deportation of Jews to forced labor; deportation of Jews to the "Kazrnirongas camp" (?); murder of Jews in the cemetery by the Latvian police, 29 November 1941; burial of those murdered in a mass grave which had already been prepared; first "Aktion", 30 November 1941; second "Aktion", 07-12 December 1941 [should be 01 December and 08-09 December 1941]; murder of Jews including the sick and children in the orphanage, 07 December 1941; murder of policemen and members of the Judenrat and their families in the Rumbuli forest; robbery of Jewish property; hiding places of Jews in hiding; murder of approximately 2,500 Jews in the Rumbuli forest, 09 December 1941; burial of the wounded while they are still alive; deportation of Jews from Austria and Germany, including from Hannover and Leipzig to Riga; deportation of 500 Jews from Lithuania to Riga; transfer of the Jews from Germany to the Salaspils camp, 18 kilometers from Riga; camp life including forced labor; murder of approximately 200 Jews in the Bikernieki forest, February 1942; life in the Salaspils camp including mortality from starvation and cold; employment of Jews in the ghetto giving services to ghetto residents; the fate of Jews in the Dvinsk Ghetto; the fate of Jews in the Liebau Ghetto; murder of Jewish policemen, 31 October 1942; murder of 160 professional skilled people, 05 November 1942; transfer of Jews from Germany, Czechoslovakia and Austria to a camp in Riga; beginning of the liquidation of the camp of Jews from Latvia, May-June 1943; beginning of the liquidation of the ghetto of Jews from Latvia, May-June 1943; beginning of the liquidation of the ghetto of Jews from Germany, May-June 1943; deportation of Jews to the Kaiserwald camp and from there to Estonia; liquidation of the camps, 31 October 1943; deportation of Jews from Vilna to Kaiserwald, late 1943-[early] 1944; transfer of Jews from Kaiserwald to Stutthof, late August 1944; liberation of Riga by the Red Army, September 1944.