“During the war, ‘39 and ‘41, the defeated armies, the Polish or the Soviet...they threw their arms and the peasants took them...I went to these peasants as a non-Jewish...So I bought arms and had to smuggle this to Bialystok and was not an easy thing to do...In August 1943 there was a revolt in the ghetto. I was not in the ghetto when the revolt broke out...and so when the ghetto was liquidated, I was... on the Aryan side...We were six girls all together...We became the liaison officers of the partisans in the ghetto.”

Holocaust Testimony (HVT 76)
Fortunoff Video Archive
for Holocaust Testimonies
Yale University Library 

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