European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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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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But I saw Jewish police killing Jews in the ghetto. And I saw it.
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I did not understand them at that time.
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When I got to Majdanek, I understood what it was about.
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This group of people, those who were managing the ghetto, wanted to survive at all costs.
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It was not the Germans who were preparing the long lines of Jews who were sent to Umschlagplatz.
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Jews were doing that, those Jewish policemen.
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They were told to deliver four hundred Jews,
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so they were taking four hundred Jews to the loading ramp, to the transport.
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Getting involved in the armed resistance
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And the cooperation started, they said charity part.
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And at that time additionally, the news magazine came out.
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The deliverer of this for our group was Mietek Wiącek.
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Then our groups divided.
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I was left in that group which was in contact
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with the captain of the pre-war military intelligence, Tadeusz Wasilewski.
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