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Because of that we left Cracow, because it was getting dangerous for us. All that General Governorship was there, and the seat of the governor [Hans Frank]. There were an awful lot of army and Nazi organizations. So we stayed with the family a while and after two or three weeks or so my parents decided that we would move to Tarnow.
In Tarnow we didn't have any family of our own. We stayed there some time on Goldhammer Street with some Jewish family. I don't know exactly how long it can have been. When we fled Bielsko we took what we could take, but the sewing machine stayed in the basement. And my sister went there for it. And she brought that machine back, how, I don't know, but that was in 1940.
In Tarnow we didn't have any family of our own. We stayed there some time on Goldhammer Street with some Jewish family. I don't know exactly how long it can have been. When we fled Bielsko we took what we could take, but the sewing machine stayed in the basement. And my sister went there for it. And she brought that machine back, how, I don't know, but that was in 1940.
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