European Resistance Archive/European Resistance Archive (ERA)
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Many people living there in Hołówki Street, knew about this.
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I know it from my mother, that after my arrest, the girl lived at our place for a while.
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Later on, she was scared.
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I do not know the exact reason, but she moved from my mother for a short time.
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And then, it was in 1943 I guess, the Germans announced in Warsaw,
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that Jews who will come to Polski Hotel will be sent for an exchange to Turkey.
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As an exchange for German prisoners.
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It was the version from my mother.
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And she, my mother, she said that everybody advised her not to go that but she agreed,
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because she was scared as it grew harder after 1942.
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After the uprising 1943 in the ghetto it was really hard. It was before the uprising in ghetto.
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None of the transport went to Turkey, it took some time when other free people,
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and in Warsaw there were a couple of thousands of Jews on the Aryan side,
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realized that those transports were not going to Italy but to Treblinka,
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but it was too late, as most of them had already been sent.
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And she was sent, as I know, probably either to Bełzec or to Treblinka and there she terminated her life.
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Helping Jewish people in the Warsaw Ghetto
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At some moment, to get a contact with the ghetto,
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I did not work, I just got an ID card from the Team of Receivers of Jewish Properties in Warsaw.
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It was the lawyer Jarczyk. It was based in 6 Królewska Street.
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