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You don't know my friends.
You don't know my husband
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They're people who don't betray
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You're still very naive
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After all, there's no such thing
as an absolute honesty
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In Auschwitz what was honesty for one
was utter betrayal for another
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People are capable of doing
much worse things than you think
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Everyone. Without exception
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Were you afraid?
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Yes. I was then
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- I was afraid
- I'm also afraid
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What of? Death?
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No. Loneliness
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- Do you believe in God?
- I don't know
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So in whose name
are you enduring all this?
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You know, I always
did badly at school
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As a punishment
my parents sent me to work in Warsaw
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The whole family in Lwow died
but I survived because of my punishment
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After the outbreak of the uprising
I fell in love with this boy
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His codename was "Boar".
At least that's what he told me
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I was really taken by him
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He had shiny officer's boots
and a German machine gun
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He was terribly attractive
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One night I got away from the bakery
and went to see him in the barricades...
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We went to this flat during a bombing.
Rubble was flying everywhere
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And it was really wonderful,
the very first time
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I hurried back feeling guilty
that everyone was working...
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...and there I was enjoying myself
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But when I got back
I saw that the bakery was gone
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It was just a pile of rubble.
Everyone had been killed
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And you know what I think?