European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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Everything was padded with hay and covers so nobody would hear us.
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We weren’t allowed to cough or to go out to the loo.
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We could always hear people walk around outside, but we didn’t know whether they were Gestapo or partisans.
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It was very exiting but very dangerous.
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Mass imprisonment, deportation
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I was not at home.
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I was at the neighbour’s.
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When the neighbour saw that the Gestapo went to our house,
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she hid us in an outhouse and warned us:
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“Please, don’t look out of the window and stay quiet.”
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But us children, we didn’t understand that and didn’t keep quiet.
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We kept looking out to see what was going on
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until we saw that they were marching our family and relatives off.
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We were frightened then.
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Only then did we realize that there was danger.
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They came to the neighbour’s house
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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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