9. An interview with Noemi Makober by Joanna Wróblewska.
Could you tell us who we see in these five photos, from left to right?
Who is in the photo on the left?
On the left are my parents, two years before the war.
The photo was taken in the Alps.
My mother was studying at the time.
Let's start again from the beginning.
9. An interview with Noemi Makober by Joanna Wróblewska.
You collected five photos of your family here.
Could you tell us who we see in these photos, from left to right?
Starting from the left, in the first photo, we see my parents,
my mother and father.
The photo was taken in the Swiss Alps in 1912.
It's hard for me to say exactly whether it was in 1911.
My parents were studying at the time in Geneva.
My mother was a teacher and my father was a doctor.
And here they are on a trip…
In the Alps, yes, I said in the Alps.
Whose photo is on the right?
On the right is a photo of my mother with me in Russia, before the revolution.
I was about four and a half years old then.
My mother fled from Poland to Russia because my father was in the Russian army.
She thought she would be closer to my father.
Meanwhile, at that time, my father was already in German captivity.
In what city in Russia was it done?
In Yekaterinoslavl. I don't remember its name now.
But it's a well-known name.
Who is on the right from this photo?
On the right from this photo is my husband,
who is in a white coat,
because the photo took place in his laboratory
in the Institute of Immunology and Experimental Therapy in Wrocław.
This is Henryk Makower.
Yes.
In what year was this photo taken?
I have to think about which year it was taken.
I suppose it was in the 60s.
Who is on the right from this photo?
These are the parents of my husband, my father,
who died in Gruźlice when he was about 40 years old,
and my mother, who was taken to Treblinka.
What were the names of Henryk's parents?
I don't remember. I don't remember this photo.
And who is this young person on the right?
This young person on the right is my youngest.
She is the youngest of all my grandchildren.
Irene Zuber's daughter, Katarzyna Zuber.
She was born in 1950.
In 1970.
No, I mean in 1973.
Here is a school. I don't remember in which grade.
This is a new photo. I think it was taken in the 5th or 6th grade.
Thank you very much.
I am tired now.
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