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Danuta Pniewska - Danuta Pniewska - 1

Father came home from work early, from the county Office. They had given him a three-month salary and said that something strange was happening on the border, so all works

Danuta Pniewska - Danuta Pniewska - Part II

Speaking of war 
 my mother had 4 young brothers, my father had 3. They started taking all these young men into the army. Everyone was so upset by it

Jerzy Hoffman - Jerzy Hoffman

This is true, that we used all these methods for healing. And then we would remove it along with the skin. I learned how to place “banki”, how to yank

Jerzy Hoffman - Jerzy Hoffman

Everyone believed that there, in the eastern territories, the German army would be stopped. On the 17th, the Soviets invaded Tarnopol. The Soviet Worker’s Army. And I remember two things

Apolonia Lewicka - Apolonia Lewicka

Danuta Borzemska - Danuta Borzemska

They loaded us into a lorry, and they took us to the train station. And then we saw that many people are being transported this way – it is not

Danuta Borzemska - Danuta Borzemska

They loaded us into a lorry, and they took us to the train station. And then we saw that many people are being transported this way – it is not

Danuta Borzemska - Danuta Borzemska

And returning to how our journey began 
 my mother’s family lived in the West. At the onset of war, they were all escaping from the Germans. So my mother’s

Teresa Glazer - Teresa Glazer

They had a house In Kowru also, so we moved there. And Father, when Warsaw fell, he ended up as a POW. But at that time there were no camps

Teresa Glazer - Teresa Glazer

They had a house In Kowru also, so we moved there. And Father, when Warsaw fell, he ended up as a POW. But at that time there were no camps

Teresa Glazer - Teresa Glazer

They had a house In Kowru also, so we moved there. And Father, when Warsaw fell, he ended up as a POW. But at that time there were no camps

Stefania Jancewicz - Stefania Jancewicz

I do not remember when the Russian took Father away. I remember that he was sentenced to death and he was in jail in Stanislawow, and Mother travelled to the

JĂłzef Matrecki - JĂłzef Matrecki

JĂłzef Matrecki - JĂłzef Matrecki

Kazimiera SkorupiƄska - Kazimiera SkorupiƄska

Father was a policeman. As a young man, he had been part of the Polish Military organization “PAW” and was in the reserves when the war broke out. He was

Kazimiera SkorupiƄska - Kazimiera SkorupiƄska

Father was a policeman. As a young man, he had been part of the Polish Military organization “PAW” and was in the reserves when the war broke out. He was

Kazimiera SkorupiƄska - Kazimiera SkorupiƄska

Father was a policeman. As a young man, he had been part of the Polish Military organization “PAW” and was in the reserves when the war broke out. He was

Kazimiera SkorupiƄska - Kazimiera SkorupiƄska

Father was a policeman. As a young man, he had been part of the Polish Military organization “PAW” and was in the reserves when the war broke out. He was

Matylda KƂębek - Matylda KƂębek

I remember that in 1939 / 1940, it was a very frigid winter. Our grandparents from Kielc came to visit us. Mother’s parents came. Also two Aunties. But because winter

Jan Zawiadowicz - Jan Zawiadowicz

Janina Ɓucja Melania (TabaczyƄska) Radatus - Janina Ɓucja Melania (TabaczyƄska) Radatus

The scary part is that we did not know what they were going to do with us. We were in a cattle wagon with wooden bunks that would sleep about

WƂadysƂawa Kalinowska - WƂadysƂawa Kalinowska

February 10th 1940. At midnight they came and took father away, and at 2 a.m. they came back and took us. We were not allowed to take anything with us.

Maria Juralewicz - Maria Juralewicz

We have to say that we were in cattle cars on the train – there were wooden bunks on two sides, you could fit 8 people on the top and

Maria Juralewicz - Maria Juralewicz

We have to say that we were in cattle cars on the train – there were wooden bunks on two sides, you could fit 8 people on the top and