"Evacuation to Pruzana": Overview by Szymon Datner regarding the deportation of the Jews of Bialystok to Pruzana Sealing of the Bialystok Ghetto, 01 August 1941; rumors regarding the murder of 10,000 Jews in Slonim, 14 November 1941; rumors regarding the murder of Jews from Vilna in Ponary; deportation of Jews who are not working from Bialystok to Pruzana, autumn 1941; compilation of a file of families fit for work by the Judenrat and the police; deportation of a total of 5,000 Jews to Pruzana each day over the course of three weeks, including robbery of their possessions and money; activity of members of the Bialystok Judenrat in bringing back Jews transferred to Pruzana; treatment by the members of the Pruzana Judenrat of the Jews transferred from Bialystok, including medical help, provision of food and a place to live; deportation of Belorussians [from Pruzana?] to Germany; handing over the apartments of the Belorussians to the Jews of the ghetto; attempts by Jews from Pruzana to return to Bialystok; liquidation of the Pruzana Ghetto, late January 1943; deportation of the Pruzana Jews to Auschwitz.