European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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Of course for bribe. They always took bribes.
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I met people who had a right to enter the ghetto, who delivered firewood.
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Janek M., I do not want to say his last name, he delivered firewood to the ghetto.
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Coal, wood, in every cart.
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He also had a big horse company, transport company as there were no cars at that time,
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so under every coal or wood there was food hidden.
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And if he had been kept for helping Jews...
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And when we took Jews out.
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So, when they went at night, so they used to escape.
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Everything was possible for huge amounts of money.
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Those Jews from the Łódź factories, or others from banks,
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they were dealing with Germans, as about 70 percent of the Germans could be bought.
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And Germans quite often were transporting them…they were driving their car,
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and behind them there was a car, a car from the Gestapo, and they were transporting them so that nobody could approach them in the street.
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Yes, there were many ways of organizing this.
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But nobody was doing that for free. We have to say that.
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Little kids.
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With girls there was no problem, but with boys, if he was circumcised, then it was a serious problem.
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First of all we had to go somewhere to some village,
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to get a birth certificate from a priest.
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