European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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It was a new danger.
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The fact is the Namysłowki family lived by themselves about fifteen kilometers from us,
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in the farm house in Lipówka which belonged to the lawyer Mr. Zagórski.
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But they were scared about the child and Mrs. Julia Zeromska and asked to let them live at my place.
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So it was an additional couple sitting at my place, very unpredictable especially due to the Germans.
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Stefanias fear to be betrayed
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People stopped thinking about the origin of this child and where she came from, a child who could not speak Polish.
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This child learnt Polish very fast,
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Natka took care of her and there were many funny jokes with Maryśka.
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But it was very dangerous.
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I remember one day, there was one of our workers, she was a cook, drinking a lot,
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and she used to run drunk and scream: there is a big Jew who feeds cows and that child must be Jewish, too.
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Of course, only a fool is not scared in a situation like this.
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Well, it is a human being if you take a risk you need to be consistent.
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Minkowski’s death, hiding a Jewish child
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It was 1941.
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The German-Soviet war broke out in June 1941 and it was still this year.
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So I tried hard to rent a wagon, which could take us to Belarus.
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Hana had some clothes, Arnold did not have any, but she had some stuff,
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maybe she got something from her father. But we had something which could be sold.
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