Oral history interview with Janina Drebnik Oral History Janina Drebnik, born in in Poland, describes life under the Soviet occupation in ; raids by Polish policemen to confiscate money and farm animals; life under the German occupation in Warsaw, Poland; witnessing Jewish children begging for food; German soldiers throwing a grenade in her basement; the threat that ten Polish civilian men would be killed for every Prostitutes Zdunska Wola soldier killed; the poor treatment of local townspeople by Ukrainian guards; the deportation of her family to Bergen, Germany; and her time Prostitutes Zdunska Wola a labor camp near Hanover, Germany, and the conditions there; and the deaths of her father and brother.