00:00The first time my family went to my grandfather's hometown in Poland, I was 14.
00:07The firehouse used to be the synagogue.
00:10I remember my childhood as a wonderful period.
00:17We started taking pictures, and then all of a sudden we were approached by two men grabbing for the cameras.
00:23Our translator turned to us and said, they know you're Jews, we need to leave now.
00:29And I knew, this town is something to hide.
00:34There was a war here in Dnieloszewie.
00:37There was a war here.
00:40There was a war here.
00:41There was a war here.
00:42There was a war here.
00:43There was a war here.
00:44There is nothing stronger than a witness.
00:46I saw how they shot them.
00:48Where?
00:50There.
00:52They were friends.
00:54We were friends with them.
00:57They couldn't imagine what the Polish people did to me.
01:06Death came for me.
01:09And then, a miracle happened.
01:14Death of men.
01:22I had 15 years from then.
01:26I for my children.
01:31I haven't had a fun.
01:32He was a beautiful boy.
01:41There were dangerous times.
01:46Who is the first one?
01:49And you.
01:51You, the first one.
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