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And it was still the first day when the German aircraft came dropping bombs on the neighbouring villages.
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They aimed one of the bombs at the most beautiful farm which existed there.
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Right after the outbreak of the war some German motorcycles appeared, which probably were supposed to look for any Polish troops staying there.
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Soon, a passenger car followed with some officers.
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One of the officers got out, he climbed the porch stairs and my aunt came to talk to him, because she spoke some German and French.
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The German wanted to shake hands, but she withdrew her hand.
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After war life of people Stefania saved
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What happened with our people?
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Helena, Staś came back, the husband came back, the father died,
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the husband of Helena Snarska called Lusia Wajnryb, he also was taken to the army
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but they moved to France later on, and then to Australia.
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They used to write from Australia but Stefan lost their address.
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I wrote to some Polish magazine, I wanted to find out how they were doing,
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and I got a very nice letter, I remember Helena wrote in a very funny way –
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with me it is like that – when only a man looks at me, I am having a baby, I have three sons.
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And with them, I could not find any contact with them.
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And Sonia and her family, Sonia who was grazing the cows, they survived.
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Maryśka is in Israel, I stay in touch with her younger sister Ruth Lewin,
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also I call and write sometimes, she has difficulty writing in Polish.
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Who else, I have already said, the Minkowski family died,
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