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After finishing elementary school, I went to Sarajevo to a technical secondary school. During this time, a law was passed that Jews could not go to school, so I had to leave in the middle of the year. However, through the Party, which was quite strong, I went back to Makarska, and the Party found a way for me to continue in a technical school in Split, which I finished. While I was still in school, I became a member of the Federation of Communist Youth of Yugoslavia, and later in life this would help me greatly. The Party took care of me.
My father socialized with workers and people who worked on the waterfront. When the war began, they helped him a lot.
My father socialized with workers and people who worked on the waterfront. When the war began, they helped him a lot.
Location
Makarska
Croatia
Interview
Josip Papo