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interview // german // 0:49 Min // 16.06.2008
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You always took different things with you at that time.
My family knew everything. They knew everything at home. The other ones were illegal, as well, really. I was the only one, who had a connection to the partisans and the resistance group. We took on different tasks: mail, messenger service, food (that was important, too), clothes, and a very important thing: medical supplies. They were important, because there was always somebody wounded, and they had to attend to him until they had the opportunity to take him across the river Drau into the Karawanken, because there was a partisan hospital where they took the wounded.
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