Testimony of Awraham Daic, born in Niemenczyn, Poland, 1914, regarding his experiences in Niemenczyn, hiding places in Powlukane, Gricuzi, Gricuni and other places

Testimony of Awraham Daic, born in Niemenczyn, Poland, 1914, regarding his experiences in Niemenczyn, hiding places in Powlukane, Gricuzi, Gricuni and other places 

Testimony of Awraham Daic, born in Niemenczyn, Poland, 1914, regarding his experiences in Niemenczyn, hiding places in Powlukane, Gricuzi, Gricuni and other places 

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Testimony of Awraham Daic, born in Niemenczyn, Poland, 1914, regarding his experiences in Niemenczyn, hiding places in Powlukane, Gricuzi, Gricuni and other places Life before the war; attends an elementary school. Restrictions on the Jews including the yellow badge, 08 July 1941; desecration of religious articles from the"Beit Midras" (religious study hall) by Lithuanians, 11 July 1941; arrest of Jews and their transfer to a prison in Wilno, 14 July 1941; cooperation of Jews to Lithuanians in the looting of Jewish owned property; escape to Powlukane with his brother and sister, 25 September 1941; life in Powlukane including in hidden in a farmer's house; escape with siblings to swamps; escape to Gricuzi; life in Gricuzi in hiding in a farmer's barn; betrayal of his hiding place by neighbors and escape to another farmer in Gricuzi; discovery of his hiding place by neighbors; escape to another farmer; escape to Gricuni, spring 1943; escape to Pawlukauc; escape again to Gricuni; in hiding in a farmer's home behind the oven; in hiding in a bunker in a pigsty during manhunts; hidden by Jan Mikulewitz, a farmer; receives money and belongings while in hiding from a Polish shoemaker Alekasander Semaszko; the money received was used as payment to the farmers that hid him; liberation, 07 July 1944. Murder of the farmer by a non-Jew, April 1944.