Examples of using Edek in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In the hospital area I found Edek 57.
My husband Edek can do a great deal now.
In September Jasio came to Warsaw, in December- Edek.
Edek got 5 bullets in action, but was lucky to recover.
His whole figure was so friendly, that I told Edek to ask him for milk.
Also Edek was petrified with fear next to a heap of coal.
I got up from bed, put on my dress again, which was in a small room next to the hall,and I went together with Edek to block 15.
Edek approached him and asked if he could buy some milk.
Jasiek, who struck up a friendship with Edek at once, pretended that his interest of us was due to our holiday parcels.
Edek and Mala were taken out to be executed at the same time, in the men's and women's camp respectively.
Among the administration of that block, the position of store-keeper was occupied by a member of our organisation,my young friend Edek 57.
Jasio and Edek still remained with Mr and Mrs 176, thanks to their kindness.
In short time, room supervisors and flegers from all over the block hurried to 172 and asked scrambling,what was about Edek that he gave up such a good position.
That time Edek jumped from the bed of the SS-man to fetch his things arranged in the coal.
To conceal the absence of our hairs, we had taken from the bakery, from things of bakers,two civilian caps, but Edek lost his one during our run across the bushes in the night.
Edek, transported here as a young boy, after two years of his stay in Oświęcim was getting on towards twenty.
Jasiek to the right, square to the course of our march, Edek along the road, in the direction of our march, in the ditch, while me to the right askew between them.
Edek, asked if he had the pack of powdered tobacco said, he had got it but it all was spilled upon our run.
When soon afterwards Jasiek approached the window and told me I had to leave next day in the morning and be present in block 15, I told him that everything was o. k.,but I would not go out alone, but with Edek.
A bed was found for me and Edek left me in charge of 172, who remembered me from the time of my illness, typhus.
Here, having avoided the usual procedure, the bath and handing over of my things, he placed me in a separate small room in the first storey,where I undressed and left my things in charge of a colleague appointed by Edek.
Edek jumped into the noose before the verdict was read, but the guards put him back on the platform.
Because it was seen that Edek would come to me, so it was asked whether he had told me why he was leaving the block.
Edek and I masked his movements, as if out of our zeal we carried coal or water, preparing them for baking of the final batch.
In that moment Edek, just behind the back of one SS-man, ran with a knife quickly and noiselessly towards the bed with the second sleeping SS-man and….
Edek suggested remaining in the pit, but I judged it would be better to leave this area quickly, as Germans could communicate by phone and make a larger hunt.
The block supervisor, a German, liked Edek and began to appease him, telling he did not see any necessity for him to give us his good position of store-keeper and he would not let him go, as what was the use for him to be knocked about somewhere at work when he had little work while food at will here.
Edek began to talk something in his sleep, indistinctly in the beginning, but later he was asking a certain Bronek, whether he had fetched bread for him(he was hungry, he was dreaming of food in the night).
Clothes of Edek and me, from short distance maybe suspected a bit, from a long one could pass as dark, not distinguished profiles.
In that evening, Edek made a row against block supervisor, that there was no place for Poles, that he did not wish to be here any longer and he was going out to the camp on the next day.