Deliberation with various members of the Board. At the request of Mr H., it is decided: the money meant for me is to be registered as payment for renting the premises of the Association. The money is collected by the administration of the Officers’ Housing Co-operative, where this place is located, who then pay it to me on their behalf.
This allowed me to move into a new flat and to get somewhat settled.
H. Sz.
ARG I 460 (Ring. I/176).
Description: original or duplicate (handwritten, pencil, 208x294 mm), duplicate (two copies, second copy missing one page, handwritten, part 1 (September 1939); part 2 (October 1940), pencil, 145x204 mm), German, Polish, damage and missing fragments, 59 sheets, 59 pages.
The handwritten manuscript (original and duplicates) consists of two parts: part 1—“30 September 1939”;—part 2—“October 1940.” In the duplicate, in part 1, each page is marked at the top with “-”; on top of page 1, there is a note from Hersz Wasser: “Vel”; in part 2, letter “A” is placed on the margins (ink); on top of page 1, there is a note from Hersz Wasser: “Vel”.
Edition based on the original (missing fragments filled in according to the duplicates), 8 sheets, 8 pages.
Spring came. After a long stay in cramped rooms, people begin to leave their homes and go for walks. Not having anything to do at home or on the street, I go out to visit a friend. After a brief chat, we both sit down over a stamp album. Looking at the stamps, we lose track of time. We are awoken from our “dream” by a loud knock on the door: “Please, open up, quickly,” we hear nervous voices. Frightened, we open the door. Two boys with the Star of Zion on
