European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)

The only one way to get there was as a worker.

I took a carriage and went from Warsaw to Radom and there I had a contact.

In Zeromskiego street there was a flower shop, and there we had our liaison officer – Janka.

She worked as a florist. So in Zeromskiego street we had his flower shop.

And she had already organized everything that I disguised as a cart driver could get to this airport.

I drove there for three or four days, not the whole week.

I noticed that it was a huge airport, that for example two or three planes land there every day.

And I came back to Warsaw, with the same horse as from Radom. To Warsaw I went for two days.

Moreover, on my way to Warsaw, I established a new contact.

It was a contact with a group from Kielce, and I even took part in one action next to Kielce.

At that time between Radom and Roszki a German general was killed on that train. I took part in this action.

But not as a direct participant, just as a service.

Also with this cart I delivered guns, ammunition, other things.

Then I took everything back. It was my role in it.

Helping soldiers, poor people and POW

Just right after the war, after the capitulation in Warsaw, there was chaos, starvation.

Committees called SKO were established. The Committee of Welfare.

We started our job there, our team of scouts.

The reason for that was helping people, who found themselves in a very difficult situation.

It means, starvation or something like that… Initially, there was no help.