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Show ~~rtz (oog~ !J. ) Mr. K Mrs. H Mr. K Mrs. H Mr. K Mrs. H Mr. H Mrs. H ... , I was living with a familv in 7n~nbRch on t~at nRy, the Qt~ of Nove~be r, and ~hen I cR~~ t0 that hous~ thev had had so~e very b~auttful t~ings, and t~ev ~ad ruined evervt~ing . T~ey had gone in he tritc'-len - thev don ' t have built in closets i ~ Cerrnanv l i 1<e they have here , th~v ~ould stand a~a i nst tbe wall , c~i~a closets And t~ey were turned over from all sides . Thev hAd can dlest tc~s t'-1at ~rere silver and thev l~.re rP 'l"tJSide do1.-:n and everything ·was 6n . . the floor •• and Twas there. In your house , do vou ~ean? I wasn't 111 rry house, I r..ras li"ling ~-.rith another family ~t t ~at time. I was not at home, not 1n the place that I was born. I was away from hdme working at that time. And on that day, I was there. And they took all Jewish men and that was the day they too~ them to concentration camps. November 8th, that was the day they took the men? Yes, and I was there •• that's why I know •• on November 8th. We didn't know where they took them •• some of them were old and sick already, and it was terrible. They took the young ones, they took the old ones, they took everybody. Not the women? Not the women. ~ ~+~~~ By ~~ time, were you wearing any soaPV&& or symbols or anything? 'l'hat came afterward. Did men wear bands? I don't know, I wasn't there •. ~~~er'" My name was Hilda Sarah Bee~e1&. The women had the name Sarah and the men had the name Israel. That meant right away that you were a Jew, and. they didn't have to doubt it for a minute, but you had to wear it so they'd know 1t right away. |
