European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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This was in the so-called General-Gouvernement.
This was in the so-called General-Gouvernement.
Era il cosiddetto Gevernorato Generale. -
There were no great liberties, but we could go to primary schools.
There were no great liberties, but we could go to primary schools.
Non avevamo delle grandi libertà, ma potevamo andare alla scuola elementare. -
My sisters used to attend to the school run by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth.
My sisters used to attend to the school run by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth.
Mie sorelle studiavano dalle Suore di Nazareth. -
My brother had already graduated secondary school, so he didn’t go to school.
My brother had already graduated secondary school, so he didn’t go to school.
Mio fratello si era già diplomato, quindi non andava a scuola. -
My eldest sister very soon enrolled for some classes at the illegal university,
My eldest sister very soon enrolled for some classes at the illegal university,
Mia sorella più grande molto presto si iscrisse all'università illegale. -
because the academies began the term quite efficiently.
because the academies began the term quite efficiently.
Le università infatti riuscirono a partire in tempo. -
On the other hand my brother soon got in touch
On the other hand my brother soon got in touch
Mio fratello invece presto entrò in contatto -
with an illegal organization of the leftist type.
with an illegal organization of the leftist type.
con un'organizzazione illegale di sinistra. -
A lot of young people at the time had grudges to our former political system, the period of Piłsudski’s rule,
A lot of young people at the time had grudges to our former political system, the period of Piłsudski’s rule,
Molti giovani all'epoca nutrivano rancore verso il nostro precedente sistema politico, il periodo del governo di Piłsudski, -
with many wrongs and a lot of poverty.
with many wrongs and a lot of poverty.
con molte ingiustizie e molta povertà. -
Young people very often did not accept the situation
Young people very often did not accept the situation
I giovani spesso non accettavano questa situazione nella nuova Polonia -
in new Poland and wanted to introduce a more democratic system.
in new Poland and wanted to introduce a more democratic system.
e volevano introdurre un sistema più democratico. -
That is why my brother joined the PPS (Polish Socialist Party).
That is why my brother joined the PPS (Polish Socialist Party).
Per questo motivo mio fratello entrò a far parte del PPS (Partito Socialista Polacco). -
But not the one under the aegis of the Soviet Union which was called RPPS, the so-called Workers’ Socialist Party,
But not the one under the aegis of the Soviet Union which was called RPPS, the so-called Workers’ Socialist Party,
Però non del PPS sotto la protezione dell'URSS, che era chiamato RPPS (Partito socialista operaio polacco), ma di quello guidato da Londra. -
German administrator: Erik Erdbrüger
German administrator: Erik Erdbrüger
L'amministratore tedesco: Erik Erdbrüger -
As early as October the Germans sent in the so-called Treuhänder, (a trustee) on behalf of the Germans.
As early as October the Germans sent in the so-called Treuhänder, (a trustee) on behalf of the Germans.
Già in ottobre i tedeschi inviarono a questa tenuta il cosiddetto Treuhänder (un fiduciario). -
Not only a caretaker but an administrator.
Not only a caretaker but an administrator.
Non era solo un custode ma un amministratore. -
His name was Mr Erik Ertbruger.
His name was Mr Erik Ertbruger.
Si chiamava Erik Ertbruger. -
A well built, tall, handsome man.
A well built, tall, handsome man.
Ben fatto, alto, un bell'uomo. -
He was a plane spotter and was shot down over Poland
He was a plane spotter and was shot down over Poland
Era un osservatore aereo ed era stato abbattuto sopra la Polonia