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"I tak było..." część druga
Ciąg dalszy rozmowy z Sybiraczką Teresą Sosnowską i jej córką Joanną Czochralską, poświęcona książce „I tak było – przeżycia mojej rodziny od 1941 roku”.
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They rode our buildings on horses.
And she was preparing Jerzyk, my older brother, and me to escape.
When I woke up, I was sitting at the entrance gate and they gave me vodka with beer.
They sent me to the barn a few times to bring me something, but I always came back.
What is important is that when they came to arrest us, it was probably a Belarusian from Podminsk.
There, in Śniadow, the Russians built hangars and brought people from Russia to build it.
When we were already in Siberia, in the sovkhoz, in the autumn they brought us, but even before that, because he was such an old man, in my age, we were running, stealing the sunbed, already drenched.
Later, when they started to bring cabbage from the field, we were scratching on these carts and throwing it away.
who was carrying it.
We were in southern Siberia, near the Altai country.
There were wives of officers from Pińsk, who were in captivity, and they were there.
In the book you wrote that there were people who understood what was going on with you and you also said that there were women who helped you or when you came to the station and your grandmother had no money and he let you on the train.
Przecież Stalin też milionów budowali.
Zabił wieprza i mieliśmy słoninę, kiełbasy, szynkę.
To to wszystko ten Białorusin zapakował.
We were in Uzbekistan, we had terrible diseases.
So we lived in a hut with the Uzbeks.
Three days in a row, his spiritual father came.
He was beautifully dressed in such a beautiful coat.
And we made a hole in the wall.
Because these walls were very thin.
So for three days in a row, he came and we looked there.
It would be difficult to tell everything that is written in this book in a few minutes in a radio conversation.
It is impossible to write down all these stories, tragedies, drama, moving from continent to continent.
but it cost a lot of other things.
These things are not important.
It is important that we visited half of the world without paying.
And my mother complains that she traveled everywhere.
in the Polish Club in Albion, the book promotion of Teresa Sosnowska will take place.
Well, because I often stated something there, I wrote it down and it was like that.
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