An anonymous testimony of a woman, aged 32, born in 1910, regarding her experiences in the Radom Ghetto, Skaryszew and aliya to Eretz Israel 1942 Life in Radom; the witness is the owner of weaving store and sewing accessories. German occupation; looting of Jewish owned stores; kidnapping of Jews for forced labor; the Germans break into the Hassidic synagogue on Yom Kippur; the German demand to burn the Torah scrolls; abuse of Jews with beards; removal of the Jews from the main streets; establishment of a Judenrat; restrictions on the Jews including yellow badge and fines; establishment of the Radom Ghetto; ghetto life; deportation of Jewish beggars to Auschwitz; murder of her husband, 28 April 1942; establishment of the new Judenrat; deportation of Jews, July 1942; attempts to obtain a work permit; attempts to rescue children; arrest of Jewish workers in a factory; deportation of Jews, August 1942; escape; life in Skaryszew; escape back to Radom; aliya with her children to Eretz Israel; aliya with a group of Jewish women in an exchange agreement for German women. The testimony was recorded during the war.