Chapter XIV - Electronic Museum

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QUOTE - At the time, a telling jingle made the rounds in Wlodzimierz Wolynski (Volhynia) which captured the mood in the air and the new reality being witnessed on a daily basis:

Nasi Zydki siedy tedy,
Wszystkie pojda na urzedy,
Ukraincy do kolchozu,
A Polaki do wywozu.

(Our Jews here and there,
Will all go into government offices,
The Ukrainians to the kolkhozes,
And the Poles will be deported.)

Lenarda, Australia