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after that and there was an argument in the yard.
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We were frightened that they would take the neighbour, as well, and deport her.
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After an hour it went quiet.
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Then the neighbour came and said we could come out now.
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It was such a relief that she came to us.
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I don’t know what would have happened, if we – little children – would have stayed on our own.
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The oldest one was six,
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then three years, four years and I was five years old.
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A cousin of mine had stayed at home.
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She was suffering with a contagious infection, scabies.
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The Gestapo saw that and did not take her. They were frightened of being infected.
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She came to the neighbour’s.
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The neighbour said that we could not stay with her, because she had five children of her own
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and she was alone with them, as well.
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They had taken the oldest daughter, the farmer girl and the farmer away.
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On the day they arrested our family,
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they arrested so many people that a horse stable near Eisenkappl was full.
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They took them away in lorries
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to Klagenfurt and from there to various concentration camps.
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Even my godfather, the neighbour, did not come back.
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