The girls warned Vladek not to go to Sosnowiec because the Poles were still executing Jews. (pg. 291) They proceeded to tell him about the unfortunate fate of one of the Gelbers’ sons. He had returned to his family home and found it being run by Poles. He was thrown out and found refuge in their nearby shed. However, the Poles found him, beat him, and then hanged him. His brother also returned, but only stayed long enough to bury him. (pg. 292) It was clear that Poland was still not a safe place for the Jews and they should not return to reclaim their
The girls warned Vladek not to go to Sosnowiec because the Poles were still executing Jews. (pg. 291) They proceeded to tell him about the unfortunate fate of one of the Gelbers’ sons. He had returned to his family home and found it being run by Poles. He was thrown out and found refuge in their nearby shed. However, the Poles found him, beat him, and then hanged him. His brother also returned, but only stayed long enough to bury him. (pg. 292) It was clear that Poland was still not a safe place for the Jews and they should not return to reclaim their