ליטוואק ששרד, מילט והעפיל

זכרונות על קהילת מאז'ייק. ; Memoirs of a Jew born in Mažeikiai, Lithuania, ca. 1921, to the Trigobow family. Pp. 116-166 relate his experiences in the Holocaust, as well as the fate of his family and other residents of Mažeikiai. Discusses antisemitism in the interwar period and the Nazi occupation in June 1941. Notes the role of Lithuanians in massacres of Jews of the area in August 1941, when his mother was also killed. He and his father were in Vilna at the time, and they fled, wandering among towns and villages, until his father was killed in May 1942. In July Trigor entered the Vilna ghetto, where he became a member of the aid committee. Describes corruption among the ghetto leaders, as well as cultural life in the ghetto. In July 1943 he escaped from the ghetto and, helped by a priest, went into hiding on a farm until his liberation in July 1944. After the war he emigrated to Eretz Israel. Pp. 222-224 contain a partial list of Holocaust victims from Mažeikiai. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)