Volosyuk Peter A.
Born 03.07.1924 year. In May 1942, was taken for forced labor to Germany s.Pidlisnyy Oleksynets Gorodotsky district. In m.Horodku placed us in school and on the second day of st.Viktoriya sunk in wagons and carried to the side of Germany. I remember that in Krakow to m.Ulm. In Ulm was a breakdown of whom where. I got many fellow villagers in m.Manhaym at Daimler-Benz automobile.
First, we have placed in any building (or a club or something else), where there were no beds and mattresses on the floor. After 2-3 days we began to haul cars. Do not remember the name of the town, but placed us in one barracks, 3 bunk bunk. We had many, this area near the barracks were fenced with barbed wire. And this hall, where we lived through a window in the second half of the room lived hostess that we filed the lemonade through a window. At night cover us, but at the end of the barracks was a policeman at the door. There we lived for some time, and morning and evening we drove to the factory and from factory on machines that produced the plant.
At the end of the year we moved into barracks that were built near the plant. Barracks were up to 10 pieces. At work and from work led policemen, barracks were surrounded by barbed wire.
I worked in the shop number 3 mechanic assembly fans to cars, their day collecting 30 pieces. In this workshop was the conveyor, where already collected the car. I remember I worked as a mechanic at the German Karl Lyayst and master was Terl. In his shop, almost never visited, because it was not possible. He worked with me odnoselets Volokh P. Arce in the shop at number 12 pokrastsi cabins.
The food was very bad, so that everything We thought about whether or not live up to that time to eat plenty.
Often, U.S. planes bombed, we first times hid in the basement of the factory, and then built a shelter, and we have three policemen were taken there. Bomb-proof shelter was in the basement of the 4 floors. Placed at the bottom of the Germans, and we are on the top floor. We Americans was released in 1945.
