Testimony of Aleksander Grinberg, born in Krasnoye, Ukraine, 1931, regarding his experiences as a child in a ghetto in Ukraine, and in Derebchin and Tyvrov

Testimony of Aleksander Grinberg, born in Krasnoye, Ukraine, 1931, regarding his experiences as a child in a ghetto in Ukraine, and in Derebchin and Tyvrov Life before the war; move to Birobidzhan, 1937; return to Ukraine. Life in Ukraine including air-raids by the German Army; his family's escape; receives help from a Ukrainian woman; finds a hiding place in a cellar, summer 1941; ghetto life including wearing a yellow badge; life in a Jewish kolkhoz in Derebchin; cooperation by the chairman of the Jewish community with the Germans; receives knowledge regarding the murder of women and children in Tyvrov; murder of Jews; life in a room with several families; deportation to Tyvrov on foot; camp life including receiving help from a Ukrainian policeman; policeman's advice regarding escape; receives help from a family; end of the war. Return to Krasnoye.