ContentsPart I: Butrimantz
- My Hometown Butrimantz
- Life in the Village
- Religious Life in the Village
- Education in the Village
- Officials, Professionals and the Church in the Village
- The Shenker Family
- Our "Good" Neighbours
- My Family
- My Eldest Sister Basya
- My Youngest Sister Nechama
- Reunited with Nechama
- The Terror Begins
- Murder
- Nechama's Act of Humanity
- 12 August 1941
- German Troops Arrive
- 22 August 1941: My Father is Taken
- The Priest of Pun
- Families from the Village of Pun
- The Ghetto
- Trying to Find My Mother
- Escape from the Ghetto
- Where Could We Go?
- The End
Part II: The Hiding
- In Hiding
- The Shestakovsky Family
- Deeper in Hiding
- Reunited with my Sister Tzila and Her Husband Tevya
- The Golombevsky Family
- Another Hiding Place: The Maldanis Family
- Dr. Gabay
- Bernshteyn
- From the Forest into the Fields
- Ivanovsky's Barn
- Summertime
- Chvedorovitsh's barn
- On the Run Again: Shvabofsky
- The Sound of Bombs
Part III: Our Liberation
- Our Liberation
- We Meet Russian Soldiers
- Guilt
- Who is Left?
- Returning to Our Village
- Mother and I Return to Shvabofsky
- We Flee Once Again
- Our Return Home
- Andrikonas the Priest
- Ten Survivors
- The Fear Continues
- Trying to Live Again
- The Maldinis Brothers
- A Flood
- The Grave Site
- Searching for Justice
- My Work Continues
- Witnesses
- The Commissioner for Internal Affairs
- Lesctshinsky
- Krasinsky
- Yoseliunas
- Two Graves
- Continuing to Search for Justice
- Yaneika the Policeman
- Stefankiavitshus the Policeman
- A Chance Meeting
Appendix I. Butrimantz Jews who Perished: Jewish Residents of the
Shtetl Butrimantz and Alita Area of Lithuania
Appendix II. Butrimantz Jews in Hiding between 1941 and 1944 who by a Miracle Remained Alive