Dora Otulski - Dora joins the partisans
Transcript: One time, I sit, when I got well, better, I sit on the balcony and I cry. I cry, that's it. I don't have nobody and my life, was you know, not much more to live. And they said to me, comes one, major, major, comes to me and ask me, "Gebushka," -- that's girl -- "what are you crying?" I said, I told him the whole history, what happened. And that's it, I don't have nobody. He said to me, "Sit here. We can, you feel well now. We can let you know, because when you go out from hospital, you have to go out again to the partisans, you have to go again to, you know, sit here." He was a Jew, and he was a very nice, not a young man, but he was very nice to me, and he said to me, I said, "What are you going to do with me?" He said, "I'm going to give you, there was, you know, they clean, they wash, they sew, and you going to sit, I send you everything to eat, and to drink, you don't have to stand in the line." You know, he had this heart-breaking for me.