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Transcript
"Already
by the second day we had an organised sabotage
group. In the filling room for the grenades, luckily
some chemists, some former chemists were put,
and we organised a sabotage group. At each point
there was one person, one key person, to ruin
the grenade. The first that was, the leaving out
of the sulphur from the mixture, that was in the
laboratory, up in the filling room. There, there
was no control. The next one was damaging the
wing of the grenade. One
I don't remember
every step but one of the steps was, and that
I already have been given instructions, on the
third day, to damage caps, to not to tighten the
caps too much. And the last one was, and that
was
and there was a sign, we made a sign
of each grenade. If there was control and you
couldn't put it through, then you managed to make
a sign, so that the next person knew that they
had to do some sort of damage to the grenade."
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