Tag #125625 - Interview #78561 (Sofi Eshua Danon-Moshe)

After that the interned citizens of Sofia came to Pazardzhik. We had to accommodate them in our houses. Some of them slept in the school on bunks. There were some ill people among them. My mother, father and brother slept in one room. I and one of the daughters of Mois Farhi, one of the interned families, slept in another room. The third room we gave to the mother, father and her brother. The living room, through which all of us passed, was used by another family also from Sofia: a man, his wife and two children. I can’t remember their names. We also gave out the room in the attic. I still can’t believe that all we had gathered through the years - rice, flour, sugar - was what we had to share with those people from Sofia.