34. After 20 November 1941, Warsaw, ghetto. Anonymous testimony of a refugee from Łódź regarding her journey in November 1939 to the territories occupied by the Soviet Army, the situation in occupied Lvov, and the first wave of anti-Jewish pogroms after the Germantroops’ arrival in the city 498
35. 6 January 1942, Warsaw, ghetto. Testimony of Varsovian Krajn, who returned from Lvov; recorded by Natan Koniński; the testimonydiscusses the situation in Lvov under the Soviet occupation 507
36. After 7 December 1941, Warsaw, ghetto. Testimony of Ludwik Klaczko [?], a refugee from Warsaw regarding his escape from Warsaw to the east in September 1939, the situation under the Soviet occupation in Lvov and Łuck, and the anti-Jewish persecutions during the firstmonths of the German–Soviet war 510
37. After 8 December 1941, Warsaw, ghetto. Anonymous testimony of a refugee from Warsaw regarding the pogrom in Lvov following the German troops’ arrival in the city and general remarks on the situ-ation of the Jewish population between July and December 1941 528
38. After 18 December 1941, Warsaw, ghetto. Testimony of Henryk Bursztyn regarding his travel from Lvov to the Warsaw ghetto in December 1941 544
39. 1941/1942, Warsaw, ghetto. “גרעבמעל” [“Lvov”] Anonymous account concerning the Jewish population at the beginning of the Germanoccupation in Lvov 550
40. March 1942, Warsaw, ghetto. “גרעבמעל” [“Lvov”] Anonymous account of a refugee, a Zionist from Warsaw, on the situation under the Soviet occupation in Łuck and Lvov and the first wave of persecutions of the Jews after the outbreak of the German–Soviet war 557
41. Late 1941, Warsaw, ghetto. “עשראַוו־גרעבמעל געוו ןפֿױא לושכמ אַ” [“An obstacle on the Lvov-Warsaw route”] Anonymous account recorded by Yekhezkel Wilczyński, delivered by a refugee from Łódź, concern-ing his return from Lvov to Warsaw 570
42. 1941/1942, Warsaw, ghetto. Study written probably by Stanisław Różycki regarding Jewish education in Lvov during the Sovietoccupation 572
43. Early 1942, Warsaw, ghetto. “טײַז ענעי ןופֿ” [“From the other side”] Account of a refugee, on situation of the Jewish population under the
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