Jan Kołodziński - Stepmother and sister getting extra food

Jan explains how his stepmother and sister were at a different camp where really sick children were being treated. They were receiving more food there, than Jan and his brother

Jan Kołodziński - From Isfahan to India on ship called Sonjay

Jan explains how they traveled from Isfahan, then boarded the ship for India, and an incident on board regarding washing the decks.

Eugenia (Piotuch) Smolnicki - Arrived in India - each Indian carried a small suitcase

Arriving in India, the children walked the kilometer or so to the camp. Walking beside each child was an Indian, who carried the child’s small suitcase. It was quite a

Eugenia (Piotuch) Smolnicki - Young boy posessed by the devil

One night, every child in the room witnessed what seemed to be a boy possessed by the Devil

Maria (Tarasiewicz) van der Linden - Living skeletons in Meshed hospital

Maria tells how she and her brother were examined in an American hospital in Persia.

Regina (Rozwadowska) Gasztold - Father found them in Teheran

Regina describes how, by pure chance, her father found them in the camp in Teheran

Józek Jagiełło - Ship to Bombay

Jozef describes the crossing to Bombay and how incredibly hot it was on the ship

Józek Jagiełło - Chasing scorpions

Jozef describes daily life in Teheran and how he and his friends chased scorpions for fun

Stanisław Migut - Evacuation to Africa

Maria Nowotarska Kołodzińska - Maria sings a Polish Song

Maria sings the song the lady taught her in the Persian hospital. Full text of the original song, by Teofil Lenartowicz (words) and Ignacy Komorowski (music): “Idzie sobie pacholę Przez