Interviewer: Could you tell us what it was like during the bombing?
Woman in the street: When the bombing came, six members of my family were buried alive at the foot of the spiral staircase.
Woman in the street: The whole two storied building was bombed down, only the foot of the spiral staircase remained.
Interviewer: After you got out of the shelter did you go straight to the hospital or did you witness the destruction?
Woman in the street: I just went away...
Interviewer: When the airplanes came, had the alert been sounded?
Woman in the street: When the airplanes came, I did not hear any alert.
Woman in the street: The alert came only after the first bombs were dropped.
Woman in the street: So six members of my family hid under the foot of a spiral staircase.
Woman in the street: Everything collapsed around them, except for the foot of the staircase.
Woman in the street: The six members of my family were buried there until people came to dig us out...
Interviewer: Where did you live? On the second floor?
Woman in the street: Yes, on the second floor over there.
Interviewer: Was your house large?
Woman in the street: No, not too large.
Woman in the street: This is how big it was, you can see it for yourself.
Woman in the street: We had enough room for four beds.