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I do remember the apartment on Wyzwolenia Square well. We lived in this house, first on the second floor, or the first - well, it's gone clean out of my head. We had two rooms and a kitchen for five people. Father's sewing machine stood in the kitchen. It was a normal apartment, without any luxuries, without a bathroom. At that time there weren't any such luxurious apartments. Well, and anyway, even if there were, for us at least, they weren't very accessible for financial reasons. We occupied that apartment for a few years I think.
In 1935 or 1936 we were evicted into the attic - for non-payment. We had literally one little room and a kitchen. The sewing machine was in the kitchen. We slept some of us in the kitchen and the rest in the little room. All the apartments we lived in were rented.
In 1935 or 1936 we were evicted into the attic - for non-payment. We had literally one little room and a kitchen. The sewing machine was in the kitchen. We slept some of us in the kitchen and the rest in the little room. All the apartments we lived in were rented.
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Leon Glazer