- A barely legible testimony; the witness was arrested in April 1940 during an attempted crossing into Hungary. She was incarcerated in several prisons, and later sent to a camp. She describes bad, inhumane conditions in those places, the daily routine and mistreatment by the NKVD. After release she went to Chokpak.
- A brief description of life under Russian occupation in Kherson.
- A brief note concerning the arrest by the Germans of a chief physician in Radomsko.
- A brief testimony; the witness was not imprisoned at the camp, he suggests his brother for a witness.
- A description of a clash between partisans and German gendarmes in the village of Rudzisko, in which 11 partisans were killed.
- A description of an execution (by burning alive) carried out after the arrests in the village of Mniów. The witness was beaten when she tried to protect her husband.
- A description of an execution carried out in July 1942 in Nowa Słupia in retaliation for the shooting of gendarme who had a romance with his killer’s fiancée.
- A description of an execution in the village of Wzdół Rządowy in April 1943. The victims were accused of cooperation with the Polish Underground State. The execution was carried out by the Gestapo from Końskie.
- A description of an execution of 15 people who were helping members of the Polish Underground State in the village of Rożki. The execution was carried out without witnesses, but later the residents were admitted to the site, as the murder was to serve as a warning against helping the “bandits”.
- A description of an execution of the residents of the village of Serbinów for cooperation with the Polish Underground State. The informers were shot by Polish partisans.
- A description of an execution of the witness’ loved one, which was carried out on the Kielce road for unknown reasons.
- A description of arrests in the village of Mniów on 26 May 1943. The witness gives personal details of the informer, who supposedly accompanied the Germans and told them whom to arrest. The majority of the arrestees were sent to the camps, and the rest were burned alive.
- A description of conditions of work at the forced labor camp in Kielce. The owner of the HASAG-Granat factory was brutal; he beat the prisoners (Jews and Poles) and carried out public executions even for slight offences (such as stealing a morsel of meat).
- A description of the arrest and hanging of a family engaged in clandestine activities. The Germans killed the entire family, including children.
- A description of the camp for Russian POWs in Kielce; food rations (a loaf of bread per eight people), bestial torture (burying alive, bludgeoning to death).
- A description of the camp for Russian POWs in Kielce; starvation rations, bestial torture (burying alive, bludgeoning to death) and forced labor.
- A description of the hanging of Poles at the Rożki train station in 1942.
- A description of the pacification of Mniów and the area. The men were locked in a house and burned. Those who tried to escape were thrown back into the fire. When the Poles started screaming, the Germans were laughing, seeking to drown out the moaning.
- A description of the pacification of Mniów. The men who cooperated with the Polish Underground State were arrested and then burned in a house in a nearby village. The witness describes the appearance and gives personal details of the probable informer.
- A description of the Russian aggression by a resident of a small locality near Mykolaiv. She provides a rather exhaustive list of destroyed infrastructure in Mykolaiv.
- A description of the shelling and urban warfare in Chernihiv. The witness and her family found themselves in the epicenter of these events.
- A description of the situation in Kharkiv under shelling from the Russian army and of the evacuation to Poland.
- A description of the transit camp in Iłowo, where children underwent selection for the Germanization process.
- A detailed description of life under Russian occupation in a small locality in the Kherson Oblast.
- A detailed description of mass shootings at Hale Mirowskie [trade halls] perpetrated by the Germans against the civilian population. The author was a member of a group of laborers tasked with burning corpses in the Wola district.
- A detailed testimony of a clerk with the Arbeitsamt concerning the functioning of its Warsaw office and the German policy towards workforce. The witness cites statistical data.
- A hardly legible testimony. The witness testifies about Julian Szarek, who was shot during the war, but she does not know the exact circumstances of his death.
- A letter from the commandant of the Citizens’ Militia Station in Stopnica to the District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Radom. He testifies about the killing of three Jews in Stopnica in April 1941, and then about the autumn of 1941, when approx. 310 people were killed in connection with the displacement of Jews from Stopnica and Oleśnica; the victims were buried in mass graves. In 1943, the gendarmes killed a Jewish family with children, and in March 1943 – a number of Poles. In 1944, several people were deported from Stopnica; one of them was killed at the camp in Bergen. The commandant gives the sources of his information.
- A man and a woman from Andriivka describe burying the bodies of their neighbors who had been murdered by the Russians.
- A Polish radiologist describes how, at the beginning of September 1944, Dr. Janik (a German physician serving with the Wehrmacht) ordered that the Charles and Mary Hospital, the St. Lazarus Hospital, the hospital on Chocimska Street and the Hospital of the Transfiguration of Our Lord, all situated in Warsaw, be searched for serviceable medical equipment. The value of the stolen items is estimated at PLN 600,000 to 800,000.
- A questionnaire concerning an arrest in Janina. A dozen men were arrested during a wedding. Later they were killed in the cemetery in Busko[-Zdrój] and buried there. The testimony contains the names of some of the victims.
- A questionnaire concerning the execution of Jews (60 people) from Jedlińsk. They were buried in a mass grave, and burned five months later.
- A questionnaire concerning the execution of Roma, who were discovered in a forest near the village of Pomorzany (Mazovian Voivodeship).
- A questionnaire concerning the public shooting in Skaryszew of 10 prisoners from the prison in Radom. The list is provided on the reverse. The execution was carried out by the Gestapo.
- A questionnaire concerning the shooting by the gendarmerie of Polish villagers from Edwardów in retaliation for killing two blue policemen. The victims were buried at the Urbańskis’ property and later moved to the cemetery in Skaryszew.
- A questionnaire concerning the shooting of 10 men from the prison in Radom behind the village of Podgóra (Radom District). They were shot “behind the barn of Cebula”.
- A questionnaire containing a list of villagers from Podsuliszka who were killed in the Pakosław Forest.
- A report of visual inspection conducted on 16 January 1946 at Bema Street 54 in Warsaw. A very detailed description of the grounds.
- A resident of a city in the Donetsk Oblast. He was arrested at a checkpoint by the Donetsk militia and transported to a prison, where he was beaten and tortured on charges of cooperation with Ukrainian secret services. After release, he reached Poland via Russia and the Baltic states.
- A resident of a city in the Kherson Oblast who spent a month and a half under occupation describes the behavior of Russian troops in the area.
- A resident of a city in the Kherson Oblast who spent three and a half months in the occupation zone describes robberies, the shelling and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. He reached Poland via Russia and the Baltic states.
- A resident of a city in the Kherson Oblast who spent two months in the occupation zone describes the terror and the policies of the Russian authorities towards the Ukrainian civilian populace.
- A resident of a city in the Kyiv Oblast who left to the west of Ukraine following the outbreak of the war and witnessed a Russian missile attack on an oil storage facility.
- A resident of a city in the Kyiv Oblast who spent a month in the war zone describes the shelling, air raids and the destruction of civilian infrastructure.
- A resident of a city in the Luhansk Oblast who spent a month and a half in the war zone describes the shelling, the destruction of civilian infrastructure, human losses and robberies. The house of the witness was destroyed as a result of shelling.
- A resident of a city in the Lviv Oblast describes the first months of the war and missile attacks on military targets.
- A resident of a city in the Lviv Oblast describes the shelling of a range. The witness left for Poland shortly after this event.
- A resident of a city in the Mykolaiv Oblast describes the shelling, the destruction of civilian infrastructure and human losses.
- A resident of a city in the Odesa Oblast describes the beginning of Russian invasion against Ukraine. Shortly after the outbreak of the war, she made a decision to leave for Moldova, but two weeks later she returned home. The witness describes in detail the shelling, the activities of the Russian diversionary groups and the navy, at the same time depicting the atmosphere of fear and despair. Finally the witness expresses gratitude to Poland for taking in Ukrainian refugees.
- A resident of a city in the Volyn Oblast describes the beginning of the war and her stay in an anti-air raid shelter. A few weeks after the outbreak of the war the witness left for Poland together with her grandson.
- A resident of a city in the Zaporizhia Oblast who spent 54 days in the war zone describes the shelling and the destruction of civilian infrastructure.
- A resident of a town in the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast describes missile attacks and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. After the outbreak of the war she was hiding in the woods, next she went to the countryside, and finally she evacuated to Poland. As a result of shelling, her house was partly demolished.
- A resident of a town in the Kharkiv Oblast describes the shelling and destruction of her locality.
- A resident of a town in the Kherson Oblast describes the beginning of the Russian aggression against Ukraine, the shelling, air raids and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. The witness was also an active member of the Territorial Defense Forces.
- A resident of a town in the Kherson Oblast describes the local situation, living conditions and the policies of the Russian occupation authorities.
- A resident of a town in the Kherson Oblast who spent three months under the occupation describes the criminal policies of the Russian authorities in the area. Next the witness reached Poland via Russia and the Baltic states.
- A resident of a town in the Luhansk Oblast who spent three months in the occupation zone describes the policies of the Russian authorities and anti-Russian demonstrations organized by the Ukrainians. She reached Poland via Russia and the Baltic states.
- A resident of a village in the Kharkiv Oblast who spent a month in the occupation zone describes the terror and the behavior of Russian troops. Later she reached Poland via Russia and the Baltic states.
- A resident of a village in the Kharkiv Oblast who spent four months in the Russian occupation zone describes urban warfare, robberies, the shelling and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. The witness recounts in detail the entry of Russian tanks to the village and the robberies committed by the soldiers. Due to the terror and difficult living conditions, the witness left for Poland via Russia and the Baltic states.
- A resident of a village in the Kharkiv Oblast who spent three weeks in the Russian occupation zone describes the shelling and difficult living conditions. Next the witness crossed the Ukrainian-Russian border and stayed with her relatives. Later she reached Poland via Russia and the Baltic states.