This is the Galenov Factory, which is still in construction. The photo was taken in the 1950s in Dupnitsa. I’m on the right. We had a production quota to fulfill. I was always asked to sing. My colleagues and I often met to celebrate holidays.
In 1954 I started work in the Galenov Factory in Dupnitsa producing medicine. I started work when the factory was founded. My colleagues were very nice. Some of them were Jewish. The job wasn't easy, we had quotas to fulfill.
I was respected at my workplace. I worked there for 21 years. It was later transformed into 'Pharmahim.' I retired from there with a small pension. I was easygoing and sang a lot. I was in the factory choir and had some solo performances in the community house of the town. I was also a soloist in the choir. I know songs in Ladino, which I learned from my mother.
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