European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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It cost a lot.
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If you went to a priest, you had to put money on the tray so that he could give you a birth certificate.
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Because it was a risk for him, too.
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If it had been noticed, that he was a person who made out this birth certificate and that somebody died
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and the next birth certificate was made out, because he had to cancel the certificate of death.
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He had to change everything in books to make sure there was no discovery.
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All needed the time, organization and contacts... and insolence and impudence.
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All advantages and disadvantages that a human being can have.
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To get a birth certificate from a priest, you had to give a bribe.
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Later on, to make `Kennkarte`, usually the price for it was about one thousand Zloties or more.
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Then photos, then to find a photographer. It had to be organized perfectly.
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Differences were big.
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Here there were hungry and naked people, dead bodies were not in the streets, and there they were.
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And then this horrible contrast.
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Can you believe that in the ghetto you could get bananas and in Warsaw you did not have any chance to get them?
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There was a restaurant, a Jewish one, in the ghetto, in 1942, where you could get everything.
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Even on the Aryan side you could not find it…
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And when you get to the street, only dead bodies, naked…
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And that police… I, if I was going into the ghetto, I was scared only of the Jewish police. Nobody else.
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Because I had never seen that a German shot a Jew in the ghetto.
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