Testimony of Mina Mei, from Krakow, Poland, regarding her experiences in Stryj, Munkac and Budapest Life in Stryj; arrests of Ukrainian national movement members by the Soviets; arrest of Jews by Soviets; murder of prisoners by the Soviets before the Red Army retreat; German occupation; riots against the Jews; establishment of the Judenrat with Dr. Huttener as the head; registration and deportation of Jews to forced labor by the Judenrat; persecution of Jews in Lwow; order by the authorities to evacuate Jews from the border areas; unsuccessful attempts to illegally cross the border into Hungary; crosses the border to Munkac; escape to Budapest; life in Budapest; arrest of her sister; deportation of her sister to German occupied territory; unsuccessful attempt to return her sister to Hungary; refusal of Jozef Antal and Jan Krzemien, Foreign Office clerks, to issue papers to Jews; life of Jews in refugee camps including arrest and extradition of many to the Germans by antisemetic Poles; receives information about the "Aktions" against Jews in the Stanislawow area. The testimony was recorded during the war.