Sam Lato - How the partisans obtained food
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Sam Lato - How the partisans obtained food
Sam Lato - How the partisans obtained food
Transcript: When we went to a village, let's say, usually a village was like 50-60 kilometers away from us. Usually we used to go to the village to investigate, because that was more Polish, and we investigated that, let's say if a big barn, and you counted about 10, 11, 12, cows, 9 cows, we decided that we need three cows that trip, we go in and we ask them. We didn't go in and steal the cow. We ask them, I said we need a cow. We have children, we have people that survive, we told them we are Jews. We told them we are Jews, and we want a cow. And he went, he was scared of us, so he picked a cow and he gave it to us. Simple as that.
Transcript: When we went to a village, let's say, usually a village was like 50-60 kilometers away from us. Usually we used to go to the village to investigate, because that was more Polish, and we investigated that, let's say if a big barn, and you counted about 10, 11, 12, cows, 9 cows, we decided that we need three cows that trip, we go in and we ask them. We didn't go in and steal the cow. We ask them, I said we need a cow. We have children, we have people that survive, we told them we are Jews. We told them we are Jews, and we want a cow. And he went, he was scared of us, so he picked a cow and he gave it to us. Simple as that.