Testimony of Yitzchak Stashevski, born in Vinnitsa, Ukraine, 1928, regarding his experiences in the Vinnitsa Ghetto, Kiev, Szczecin and other places The Jewish community of Vinnitsa numbered 25,000 Jews before the outbreak of the war. Occupation of Vinnitsa by the German Army, 22 July 1941; evacuation of the Jews of Vinnitsa; 7,300 Jews left behind; establishment of the Vinnitsa Ghetto in the Military Quarter; murder of young Jews; appointment of a Judenrat; first "Aktion", September 1941; riots against the Jews; murder of approximately 2,000 women, children and the elderly; second "Aktion", August 1942; murder of women during the "Aktion"; escape to Kiev; disguises himself as a Volksdeutsche; volunteers for work in Germany; arrival at Camp 212 in Szczecin; discovery of the fact that he is Jewish; escape to Waldenburg; capture by the Germans; release; life in the Breslau area; escape to Berlin, 01 January 1944; liberation, 02 May 1945.