0:08 holes hello Arty I'm telling you I don't
0:10 know what to do with your father he just
0:14 climbed onto the roof huh Walla he
0:16 insisted on fixing the drain pipe and
0:18 got dizzy I don't know how I ever got
0:21 him down what time is it now he wants to
0:24 climb back up what am I supposed to do
0:27 please don't shout why don't you call a
0:31 handyman geez Mala it's only 7:30 a.m.
0:34 Francois and I were up till 4: you know
0:37 we don't get up till hello Arty it's
0:40 Papa here I'm telling you Mala makes me
0:43 muga I want that maybe you should come
0:47 over now to Queens to help me what
0:49 you've got to be kidding when I was
0:51 young I could do by myself these things
0:54 but now darling I need it your help for
0:57 the drain pipe um look pop I'll call you
1:00 back after I've had some coffee
1:03 o maybe I was dreaming was it your
1:06 father again uhhuh he wants me to go
1:09 help him fix his roof or something shoot
1:11 even as a kid I hated helping him around
1:14 the house he loved showing off how handy
1:15 he was and proving that anything I did
1:18 was all wrong he made me completely
1:20 neurotic about fixing stuff I mean I
1:22 didn't even own a hammer before I moved
1:25 into this place one reason I became an
1:27 artist was that he thought it was
1:29 Impractical just a waste of time it was
1:31 an area where I wouldn't have to compete
1:35 with him so are you going out to Queens
1:38 no way I'd rather feel guilty besides
1:40 I'm too busy and he can easily afford to
1:44 hire somebody uh hello pop listen about
1:46 that drain pipe I don't think I can come
1:49 I so never mind
1:51 Arty I talked just now to Frank what
1:53 lives next door he agreed he would fix
1:56 it with me over the weekend that's great
1:58 yes of course better it would be fixed
2:00 today but at least somebody will help me just
2:01 just
2:05 great about a week later early afternoon
2:07 hia pop what you doing out here in the
2:09 garage it is always something here I
2:11 must do I'm putting now away my old
2:13 Nails the long ones separate from the
2:16 short ones plink is the roof all fixed
2:19 up yeah Frank came from next door
2:22 eventually and together we fixed um do
2:23 you need any help with those nails or
2:28 anything no such jobs I can do easy by
2:30 myself plunk
2:34 um is everything okay huh with my life
2:37 now you know it can't be everything okay
2:40 you go upstairs I'll finish here my job
2:44 and in a few minutes I'll come up okay
2:47 plink hi Mala oi you scared me already
2:49 my nerves are completely shot living
2:51 with your father he seemed a little
2:53 upset when I saw him downstairs do you
2:55 think he's angry that I didn't come help
2:58 him last week I don't think so but
3:00 keeping this house fixed up is too much
3:02 for him now I keep telling him to sell
3:05 it and buy a condo in Miami he seems
3:07 depressed it could be that comic strict
3:10 Pew once made the one about your mother
3:12 what lck saw it for the first time a
3:15 couple days ago how do you know about
3:18 prisoner on the hell Planet my friend
3:20 Ruthie has a son in college he reads all
3:22 the comics he showed it to her and she
3:24 gave me a copy
3:26 shoot I knew it would upset your father
3:29 so I kept it hidden but somehow he found
3:32 it I drew this story years ago it
3:34 appeared in an obscure underground comic
3:37 book I never thought vadic would see
3:41 it prisoner on Hell Planet a case
3:45 history in 1968 when I was 20 my mother
3:48 killed herself she left no note my
3:50 father found her when he got home from
3:52 work her wrists slashed in an empty
3:55 bottle of peels nearby o got I was
3:57 living with my parents as I agreed to do
3:59 on my release from the State Mental
4:02 Hospital Hospital 3 months before I just
4:03 spent the weekend with my girlfriend
4:06 Isabella my parents didn't like her I
4:08 was late getting home I supposed that if
4:10 I'd gotten home when I expected I would
4:13 have found her body when I saw the crowd
4:15 I had a Pang of fear I suspected the
4:17 worst but didn't let myself
4:20 know a cousin hurted me away from the
4:23 scene come to the doctors your mother is
4:27 uh sick he will explain Dr orens lived
4:30 nearby sit down Arthur I thought I
4:31 should be the one to tell you your
4:35 mother killed herself she's dead I could
4:36 avoid the truth no longer the doctor's
4:38 words clattered inside me I felt
4:41 confused I felt angry I felt numb I
4:43 didn't exactly feel like crying but I
4:45 figured I
4:49 should now now boy no let him cry it's
4:50 good for
4:53 him we went home my father had
4:56 completely Fallen apart oi Arty why why
4:59 such a tragedy and not even a note I was
5:03 expected to comfort him mother mother
5:04 somehow the funeral arrangements were
5:07 made and for $950 we have a bronze
5:09 casket with a bronze-colored velvet and
5:11 of course for $2,000 we
5:14 can the night was bad my father insisted
5:16 we'd sleep on the floor an old Jewish
5:18 custom I guess he held me and moaned to
5:21 himself all night I was uncomfortable we
5:23 were scared the next day the funeral
5:30 self-control
5:33 I was pretty spaced out in those
5:36 days oh nobly born in your journey
5:38 through the less void remember Unity of all
5:40 all
5:43 living it was much I had to
5:45 learn a friend of the family found me in
5:48 the Hallow you cry buddy you cried when
5:50 your mother was still alive I felt
5:52 nauseous the guilt was
5:54 overwhelming the next week we spent in
5:57 mour my father's friends all offered me
6:00 hostility mixed with their condolences
6:03 Arthur we are so sorry it's his fault
6:06 the punk they think this is my fault but
6:08 for the most part I was left alone with
6:10 my thoughts I remembered the last time I
6:14 saw her she came into my room it was
6:16 late at night I turned away resentful
6:19 the way she tightened the umbilical cord
6:22 she walked out and closed the door well
6:25 mom if you're listening congratulations
6:27 you've committed the Perfect Crime you
6:30 put me in here shorted my C cut my nerve
6:32 endings and cross my wires you murdered
6:34 me Mommy and you left me here to take
6:37 the wp pipe down Mac some of us are
6:38 trying to
6:41 sleep gee I'm surprised that vattic read
6:42 this when he found it he never reads
6:45 comics he doesn't even look at my work
6:47 when I stick it under his nose but this
6:49 isn't like the other Comics I tell you
6:51 when Ruthie showed it to me I thought
6:54 I'd faint I was so shocked it was so
6:57 personal but very accurate objective I
6:58 spent a lot of time helping out here
7:01 after his funeral it was just as you
7:04 said so Arty I'm ready let's walk now to
7:06 the bank together Mal just told me that
7:09 you saw my comic the one about Mom yes I
7:10 found it when I looked for the things
7:13 you asked me last time who I saw the
7:15 picture there of mom so I read it and I
7:18 cried I I'm sorry it's good you got it
7:20 outside your system but for me it
7:22 brought in my mind so many memories of
7:25 Ana of course I'm thinking always about
7:27 her anyway yes you keep photos of her
7:30 all around your desk like a shine what
7:32 have I to do Mala in the garbage wh but
7:35 put them of you also I have a photo on
7:39 the desk a don't do me any favors you
7:41 see what I have with her always whatever
7:44 I do is no good did you find Mom's diary
7:46 so far this didn't show up I looked but
7:49 I can't find it I've got to have that
7:51 another time I'll again look but now
7:54 better we go to the bank okay every day
7:56 I walk otherwise in my legs the
7:58 circulation makes me a cramp it's
8:00 something terrible and I can't sleep but
8:03 for my heart I must walk slow what
8:06 happened to you and Ana after the big
8:08 selection at the stadium well for the
8:10 first time it was everything quiet then
8:13 in 1943 came an order all Jews who are
8:15 what are left in swick must now go and
8:18 live in an Old Village nearby called
8:21 srodula and the polls of srodula we Jews
8:23 had to pay to move them to our houses in
8:25 swick and here in srodula would be our
8:28 ghetto to live here after ever after our
8:30 family got a cottage less space than
8:32 before but we had at least where to live
8:34 many only had the
8:37 street each day we were taken to swick
8:39 to work in German shops Ana with her
8:41 sister Tasha they worked in a clothing
8:43 Factory and I went together with my
8:46 nephew loik to the wood Workshop every
8:48 day the guards marched us about an hour
8:50 and a half to work the guards it was
8:52 Jews with Big Sticks they acted so just
8:54 like the Germans and every night they
8:56 marched us back counted us and locked us
9:00 in vadic lck hurry home home Anya what
9:03 is it Wolf's uncle persus is at our
9:07 house from zy yes he's a big shot there
9:09 the head of their Jewish Council he
9:11 wants wolf Tasha and bi to go live with
9:13 him in
9:15 zi you've all heard the stories about
9:18 awit horrible unbelievable stories they
9:21 can't be true one thing is certain as
9:22 bad as those things are in the ghetto
9:25 being deported is even worse please it's
9:27 bad luck to even speak of it look you
9:29 wouldn't have much influence here in
9:31 Zari I have some influence with the
9:34 Germans I can bribe them my 90-year-old
9:35 father still lives with me whenever
9:37 there's a Roundup an SS man guards him
9:41 to keep him safe 90 that was 1943 it
9:43 wasn't left any other Jews what had 90
9:47 years persus was a really fine man not
9:49 so like amoniac Merin the head of our
9:51 ghetto who looked only out for himself
9:53 persus tried really hard really to help
9:56 his Jews I can manage papers to take
9:58 wolf Tasha and BBE and maybe little Lona
10:01 and row if you let me yes they'd be
10:04 better off you see I wanted to send row
10:06 someplace safe a year ago with il zaki's
10:09 child things are even worse now ltic we
10:11 have no choice no we must all stay
10:13 together we've made it this far God will
10:17 still help us madka be realistic Ana's
10:19 mother didn't like to look at the facts
10:22 but finally she agreed so persus
10:24 arranged and he came again to sadula it
10:27 went with him wolf Tasha and bi L's
10:30 little sister Lona and our boy sh we
10:31 watched until they disappeared from our
10:34 eyes it was the last time ever we saw
10:36 them but that we couldn't know when
10:38 things came worse in our ghetto we said
10:39 always thank God the kids are with
10:42 persus safe that spring on one day the
10:45 Germans took from sadula to awts over
10:48 1,000 people most they took were kids
10:50 some only two or three years some kids
10:51 were screaming and screaming they
10:54 couldn't stop so the Germans swinged
10:56 them by the legs against the wall and
10:58 they never anymore screamed in this way
11:00 the Germans treated the little ones that
11:02 still had survived a little this I
11:04 didn't see with my own eyes but somebody
11:07 the next day told me and I I said Thank
11:10 God with persus our children are safe so
11:12 what happened with to row ah our
11:14 beautiful boy we only found out much
11:17 later a few months after we sent row to
11:20 zasi the Germans decided they could
11:22 finish out that ghetto more gunshots
11:25 what's going on it's horrible Tasha all
11:26 the Gestapo in the ghetto have been
11:29 replaced by others from opal they just
11:31 shot persus and the rest of the Jewish
11:34 Council what they're evacuating zasi
11:36 we're all supposed to go to the square
11:38 with our baggage right away they're
11:41 sending all of us out to aitz oh my God
11:44 no I won't go to their gas Chambers and
11:46 my children won't go to their guas
11:50 Chambers Biba Lona RHA come here quickly
11:53 always Tasha carried around her neck
11:55 some poison she killed not only herself
11:57 but also the three children I'm telling
11:59 you it was a tragedy among tra tragedies
12:02 he was such a happy beautiful
12:05 boy did Tasha's husband survive no on
12:07 the train to aitz he tried to escape and
12:10 they shot him hardly any survived but
12:11 these these things we learned only much
12:13 later in our bunkers we heard only
12:18 rumors your bunkers yes we had
12:20 inula to make for ourselves bunkers
12:22 places to hide the Germans started to
12:25 grab out anybody if he had papers or no
12:27 therefore I arranged for us a very good
12:29 hiding spot in our cellar where it was
12:31 coal storage show to me your pencil and
12:33 I can explain to you such things it's
12:36 good to know exactly how was it just in
12:39 case side view outer wall ground floor
12:42 kitchen coal bin fults bottom piled with
12:45 coal removable wood panel allows entry
12:49 bin bolted to the floor entrance bunker
12:52 ladder Cellar faults outer wall coal in
12:54 the kitchen was a coal cabinet maybe 4
12:56 foot wide inside and made a hole to go
12:58 down to the cellar and there we made a
13:01 brick wall filled high with coal behind
13:03 this wall we could be a little
13:05 safe even when they came with dogs to
13:08 smell us out and they knew the Jews were
13:09 laying there but still they couldn't
13:13 find the dogs run up and down like mad
13:15 but in the coal bin was only coal and it
13:17 looked full and they couldn't lift it
13:20 and the cellar it was only a Cellar is
13:22 it safe to go out yet I can't stand all
13:24 these worms crawling all over me the
13:26 Germans are leaving we had worms there
13:29 in that bunker we've got enough food to
13:31 stay here a couple days we'd better wait
13:33 till things quiet down we survived there
13:36 a few actions but others what didn't
13:38 have such a good place like what I made
13:41 they kept being taken away then in June
13:43 they arrested Maniac Marin and all the
13:46 other highest big shots of the huden Rat
13:48 the Jewish Council around this time we
13:50 were put into a different house here
13:53 also we made a bunker by the end of July
13:55 the Nazis made to liquidate completely
13:57 our ghetto it was 10,000 Jews taken away
14:00 in one week except to sneak for food we
14:03 stayed mostly in the bunker lck thank
14:05 God you're safe it's like a battlefield
14:08 outside there's hardly anyone left in
14:12 soda everyone has been deported or shot
14:14 from all the Jews of all snock it was
14:17 left maybe 1,000 in the ghetto at least
14:19 your bag is full you found a lot of food
14:21 yes just a few old turnips and some
14:24 books books what's the matter with you
14:27 we can't eat books sh all the time we
14:29 were hungry we just didn't have what to
14:32 eat one night we went to sneak for food
14:34 look a stranger we dragged him up to our
14:37 bunker what are you doing here I I
14:38 didn't know anyone lived here I just
14:41 stopped to rest a moment my wife and I
14:43 have a starving baby I was out hunting
14:45 for scraps he's
14:48 lying maybe he's an Informer the safest
14:50 thing would be to kill him what had we
14:53 to do we took on him pity in the morning
14:55 we gave a little food to him and left
14:59 him to go to his family huden Rouse the
15:01 gapo came that afternoon they took us to
15:04 a building in part of stula separated by
15:06 wires A Ghetto inside the ghetto and
15:09 there we had to sit and wait we were
15:11 maybe 200 people together waiting each
15:13 Wednesday went Vans to owitz when we
15:16 were caught it was then maybe a Thursday
15:18 look Ana that's my cousin jakov
15:21 spiegelman in the courtyard hey jakov
15:25 help jakov help us ladic there's nothing
15:28 I can do I made signs to show I could
15:30 pay some gold I hid in the chimney of
15:32 our bunker when they took us but a few
15:35 valuables I had still with me okay don't
15:38 worry hasco will come up to help you
15:40 hasal spieglan was another cousin
15:42 wouldn't they have helped you even if
15:43 you couldn't pay I mean you were from
15:47 the same family ha you don't understand
15:49 at that time it wasn't any more families
15:51 it was everybody to take care for
15:54 himself the next day came in two girls
15:56 carrying food with them hasal a chief of
15:58 the Jewish police look vladic I can can
16:00 get you and your wife out even your
16:02 nephew but your in-laws are too old
16:04 they'll never get past the guards please
16:06 we'll make it worth your while the two
16:08 girls he sent back to the kitchen quick
16:10 boy grab this empty pale and carry it
16:13 out with me from the window we saw lolc
16:17 go my God flaik he must get to Mosa and
16:19 get me out to give your cousin this gold
16:22 watch this diamond anything of course
16:24 I'll do everything I can the day after
16:26 Ana and I carried past the two guards
16:28 the empty pales hasal took from me
16:31 father-in-law's Jewels but finally he
16:33 didn't help them on Wednesday the Vans
16:36 came Ana and I saw her father at the
16:38 window he was tearing his hair and
16:41 crying he was a millionaire but even
16:44 this didn't save him his life so mom's
16:47 parents died in awit no what else right
16:49 away they went to get the gas hasal was
16:51 happy to take from father-in-law the
16:52 jewels but the risk to save them this he
16:55 was not so happy to take always hasco
16:58 was such a guy a combinator a what a guy
17:02 guy what makes comona a schemer a crook
17:04 what did you pick up telephone wire this
17:06 is very hard to find inside it's little
17:09 wires it's good for tying things you
17:11 always pick up trash can't you just buy
17:13 wire why always do you want to buy when
17:16 you can find anyway this wire they don't
17:19 have it in any stores I'll give to you
17:22 some wire you'll see how useful it is no
17:24 thanks just tell me what happened with
17:26 has there are only about a thousand Jews
17:29 left here most work at the Brun Shoe
17:32 Shop hasco was a very big man in the
17:35 ghetto then when sadula was finishing
17:37 I'll register you both there and good
17:39 afternoon Sergeant how are you ER
17:42 spiegelman hasco played very often cards
17:45 with the gapo we'll see you tonight yes
17:47 naturally I was just I just hope you
17:50 won't be as lucky as last time he lost
17:51 to them big amounts of money so they
17:54 would like him milock take care of
17:56 cousin vladic gladly hasell had two
17:58 brothers pach and milock
18:01 pach was known as also a combinator but
18:04 Malak he was a fine fellow Ben here can
18:07 you can show you how to resold the
18:10 German boots we'll Reserve this
18:12 workbench for you you don't have to sit
18:13 here all the time but whenever the
18:15 German commission comes to inspect just
18:18 sit there and look busy from time to
18:20 time I had other jobs also to do around
18:22 the ghetto yes that reminds me something
18:25 now remember this guy what I told you
18:27 gave us out our bunker well you should
18:30 know I buried him hey this is the rat
18:32 that turned my family over to the gapo
18:35 he was shot hasell had arranged he would
18:37 be killed but if he's dead why are his
18:39 eyes still wide open he was struggling
18:42 to survive it happened I was on the work
18:46 detail so I buried him hasal is alive
18:49 still in Poland with a Polish woman a
18:51 judge who kept him hidden
18:54 when ah my heart Arty quick take from my
18:59 pocket a nitrat pill here you okay h
19:01 I I'll be fine now I have only to catch
19:03 my breath still for a minute let's sit
19:06 on that stoop just relax don't talk for
19:09 a while I made too fast our walking
19:11 thank god with the nitrat it's
19:13 completely over right away what was I
19:16 telling you you sure you're okay well
19:17 you were saying that has will surviv the
19:20 war yes even a few years ago I sent him
19:23 packages gifts why he sounds like a
19:26 rotten guy yes I don't know why I know
19:28 only that I sent you know one time I was
19:31 in the ghetto walking around halt Jew
19:34 give me your ID ID papers I'm going to
19:37 blow your brains out ah I see you are a
19:39 member of the illustrious Spelman family
19:41 go on your way then and give Haskell my
19:44 regards such friends hasell had I told
19:47 has and malok later about this you were
19:49 very lucky vladic they call him the
19:51 shooter every day he kills some poor Jew
19:53 just for fun hey aren't you going over
19:56 to pachas to buy some cake cake for
19:58 years we didn't see any cake hardly even
20:02 bread we saw it's impossible he's joking
20:05 cake but cousin pach was really selling
20:07 cake everyone who could afford it stood
20:09 in line to buy a piece it looks
20:12 delicious how did you manage it pach
20:13 when people are sent to aitz my men
20:16 search their houses pasach was like
20:18 hasal part of the Jewish police they
20:20 find a little flow here a few grams of
20:22 sugar there I saved it he was younger
20:25 from has school but also a combinator
20:28 you know what a cook my Rifka is try it
20:31 only 75 zotes a slice I had still
20:33 savings so I got for Ana meat and some
20:36 cake but the whole ghetto we were so
20:38 sick later you can't imagine some of the
20:40 flower pach found it wasn't really flour
20:42 only laundry soap what he put in the
20:45 cake by mistake we were all of us sick
20:48 like dogs before the war pistach had one
20:51 had a resort hotel in zakopane in those
20:55 days he always he also in those days
20:58 also he found always schemes all guests
21:00 had to pay big Polish taxes So Bach took
21:02 bribes to not register them if an
21:04 inspector came the guests had to hide
21:07 themselves away one time his wife made
21:08 not enough desserts to give to everybody
21:10 so pasach ran into the dining room and
21:12 yelled inspectors are coming it was no
21:14 inspector of course but 40% of the
21:16 guests ran fast from the room pach had
21:18 enough desserts left over even for the
21:21 next day come are you ready to walk
21:23 again yes it's too dirty to sit but
21:26 really if I didn't have my nitrat it
21:27 could have been just now something
21:30 terrible malach spiegelman he survived
21:31 the war with his wife and child and they
21:33 moved to Australia about five years ago
21:36 he got a big heart attack and last year
21:38 he got on the street a seizure like what
21:40 I had just now but he didn't have have
21:43 with him his pills his wife ran to find
21:45 a drugstore when she came back malok was
21:49 dead no so life goes but I must finish
21:51 quick to tell you the rest about sadula
21:53 because we will come soon over to the
21:56 bank by the end of 1943 the Vans went
21:58 every Wednesday with more and more and
22:00 more people from sadula to awit until it
22:03 was very few left it could be our turn
22:06 soon a ladic let's hope not malok hcll
22:08 heard that any day now they intend to
22:10 deport everyone that still left here
22:12 malach took me to the shoe shop it was
22:14 early and nobody was there hasco made
22:16 plans to smuggle himself out of the
22:19 ghetto pach and I have plan also he
22:21 moved a few shoes from a pile high to
22:24 the ceiling and took me inside a tunnel
22:26 don't tell anyone about this except Ana
22:29 and your nephew we came out to a bunker
22:30 be prepared to bring them on a moment's notice
22:32 notice
22:34 incredible everything was ready here so
22:37 15 or 16 people could hide but when Ana
22:39 and I approached to discuss this bunker
22:41 with lck no thanks forget it but Malo
22:44 organized everything I'm sick of hiding
22:46 our nephew was then only 15 he was
22:49 working as an electrician always lolik
22:52 was a little muga I'm a skilled worker
22:54 whoever wherever they take me I'll be
22:55 okay you're crazy you're going straight
22:58 to the ovens and he did get put in into
23:00 one of the next transports to owitz Ana
23:03 became completely hysterical the whole
23:05 family is gone Grandma and Grandpa Papa
23:07 Mama Tasha bi
23:10 myelle now they'll take loik it was also
23:12 around this time we heard first the bad
23:16 news from Zari about Tasha and Rasha oh
23:19 God let me die too come on Ana get up
23:20 why are you pulling me vladic let me
23:23 alone I don't want to live no darling to
23:25 die it's easy but you have to struggle
23:27 for life until the last moment we must
23:29 struggle together I need you and you'll
23:31 see that together we'll survive this
23:34 always I told her the ghetto finished
23:36 out so like malok said about 12 from us
23:38 ran into his bunker with him his wife
23:40 and his three-year-old baby boy guca
23:42 you've got to keep the baby quiet I'm
23:45 hungry hush we'll have to keep him under
23:47 blankets until he calms down in a bunker
23:50 in another part from the Sho shop lay
23:52 pasach and some others it was nothing to
23:54 do all day but to lie and to starve the
23:56 whole day and night Ana SAT writing in
23:58 her notebook there I've managed managed
24:00 to dig a small hole in the stone wall I
24:02 can see soldiers all around were guards
24:04 to find any who remained hiding what
24:06 little food we had soon it was gone
24:08 quiet we're all starving at night we
24:10 sneaked out to look for what to eat but
24:13 it was nothing to find here Ana chew on
24:15 this you found food never any of us had
24:18 been so hungry like that no it's only
24:19 wood but chewing it feels a little like
24:22 eating food after time pach came over to
24:24 us from his bunker maybe you fools are
24:26 willing to lie here until you starve to
24:28 death but not me I contacted one of the
24:30 guards it will cost a fortune but he's
24:32 agreed to look the other way our group
24:34 will mix in with the polls when they
24:35 walk past rajula on the way to work
24:37 tomorrow if you want to chip in you can
24:40 come with us many from our bunker said
24:42 yes Malak and I we said no to this idea
24:45 we didn't trust the Germans one guy from
24:48 our bunker of of ram came to me he said
24:51 tell me when you will go to vladic then
24:53 I'll know it's safe he and his
24:55 girlfriend wanted to pay me to advise
24:57 they had still two watches and some
24:59 diamond ring I didn't want to take they
25:01 needed these to live but I took only the
25:04 small watch and next morning very early
25:06 the group walked out they gave over the
25:08 money and went past the guard I stood
25:09 secret behind a corner I heard loud
25:11 shooting and I didn't go see what
25:13 happened I only ran very fast back to
25:16 our bunker only a few of us remained
25:17 there haven't been any lights in the
25:19 guard house for two nights I think it's
25:21 safe a little before Dawn we went out
25:24 from sadula they're gone woo the ghetto
25:26 is empty ahead of time we organized
25:29 ourselves good clothes and ID papers we
25:30 mix with the polls going to work we'll
25:32 be hiding at this address when you find
25:34 a safe place try to contact us vadic
25:36 good luck maluk we went all in different
25:39 directions that guy of ram his woman had
25:41 friends to keep them and Friends kept
25:43 them until of Ram's money finished Ana
25:45 and I didn't have anywhere to go we
25:47 walked in the direction of Sask but
25:49 where to go it was nowhere we had to
25:52 hide can I help you Mr spiegelman yes I
25:54 have here my son Arty I want to sign him
25:57 a key so he can go also to my safety box
25:59 and in case something bad happens to me
26:00 you must run right away over here
26:02 therefore I arranged you this key take
26:04 everything from the safe otherwise it
26:06 can go only to taxes or Mala will grab
26:09 it please pop talking about your estate
26:11 makes me uncomfortable you're now old
26:13 enough so we must think of these things
26:14 why don't you just enjoy your savings
26:16 while you still can I'll keep in my desk
26:19 your copy of the key you only would lose
26:21 it look see what I have here the
26:22 cigarette case and the lady's powder
26:25 case it's 14 karat gold uh-huh these
26:27 things I had with me then in sadula in
26:29 the chandelier bunker really how can I
26:31 possibly still have them when the
26:33 Gestapo found us I dropped quick a few
26:35 things into the chimney if they found
26:37 the rest of my Jewels at least these
26:40 might remain after I came from the camps
26:42 in 1945 I sneaked back to sadula and at
26:44 night while the people inside slept I
26:46 dig these things out from the bottom of the
