Interrogation Page #2

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- Who was it?

- Who? Oh, that one. An insurgent

- Is he alive?

- No

He died from that poisoned homemade

vodka which the Germans left

- Did he rape you?

- Why would he have raped me?

I wanted it as much as he did

You like those kind of things, don't you?

And you don't?

Listen. Have you been to our baths?

We can give you a bath

that you'll never forget

I don't understand why I have to talk.

Those are my private matters

No, they're not.

You're here to answer questions

For every question I ask

I want a clear truthful answer!

OK. Let's go. The surnames

of all the men you've slept with

I don't remember surnames

During the uprising and after the war

nobody used their surname

- That man in the Rising?

- I can't remember

His codename was "Boar"

- That's all I remember

- Continue

Later we were taken to Pruszkow.

I lived in an attic in a house there

A boy lived there

but I don't remember his name

Lysiak or something.

I don't remember

One time I went up to the attic

He reared pigeons.

He was taking eggs from the nest

And I came in and...

Yes, go on

Well, can't you imagine?

Later, after you left Pruszkow

Later in Lodz there was one.

He was called Tarassini

Well, his real surname was Gorka

- And everyone called him...

- Next

And then there was my husband,

Konstanty Dziwisz

- Did you cheat on him?

- No

- What's it to you anyway?

- I'm asking

I don't mind telling you everything.

I just need to know why

Do you know Witold Lemanski?

Yes

- Did you sleep with him?

- No

He says otherwise

- Well, if you know better...

- Did you buy currency from him?

No

At your house we found

ten golden 20 dollar coins

Well, if you've locked me up

because of that money...

...it doesn't make sense. I never had

anything to do with that money

- I only know him by sight

- Have you been to his house?

- I was there once

- What did you do there?

We drank coffee.

He invited me for coffee

And after you drank that mint liqueur

and ate doughnuts...

...what happened then?

Who started to undress who?

Who told you about those doughnuts?

- And do you know Major Olcha?

- Yes

Well?

I don't know.

Fairly well, I suppose

He organized performances

for our group at army bases

And I knew him as well

as everyone else from the group

- Your friends didn't go to bed with him

- Neither did I

Here I have a statement

from Corporal Sokolowko...

...claiming that he discovered

you and the Major...

...in compromising circumstances

on the 15th of July, 1950

Do you want me to read it?

It was just that once

- Major, are you finishing up here?

- Yes

Sign this

- Can I take her out

- I said yes!

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