They were so hungry. There are many sad stories. Ever since, people in that radio station await for me to come back from Yugoslavia, so they can hear how the things go in Novi Sad, and what is going on over- there. Every time when I come back, I would be interviewed for press, radio, television, and various magazines. After the broadcast or press article, my house turnes into a warehouse.
People bring in in abundance.
My neighbors gave in at my disposal , their basements, so we can store all that. Township government also helped by covering transportation expenses. In the bigining I had to bear all the expenses solely, but soon, I wasn't able to carry on like that any longer. Yes, they know a lot. During the bombing of Yugoslavia I have been there in the Child Care Center, in Veternik at the time of air attacks, missiles falling on Novi Sad.