An English translation of a Yiddish manuscript, written by Moty (Mordechai) Stromer (1910-1993) in April-May 1944, while he was hiding at the Jagonia (now Yahidnya) farm, waiting for the liberation of the area from the Nazis. Contains memoirs and diary notes. The German occupation caught Stromer in Kamionka Strumilowa, near Lvov. After having been brutally beaten by Ukrainians, Stromer fled to Lvov and entered the ghetto. In June 1943, having survived numerous Nazi murder actions and forced labor in the Janówska camp, and having lost all of his relatives, Stromer escaped from the ghetto and was hidden by his neighbors in Kamionka, the ethnic German farmer Józef Streker and his wife. After the war Stromer settled in the USA.