When the 40 people who had been selected, myself among them, were brought to the S.S. force of the Trawniki concentration camp, we were given sanitary treatment and located in one of the huts in the area of the camp, where we were in isolation for about a week. The day after we arrived, each of us was called to the office of the camp HQ, where an HQ worker filled in forms - special questionnaires and asked us about social, demographic details and we were also photographed. After the questionnaire form had been completed, I, as the others, signed the form with my surname and, on the same form, a thumb print from my right hand was taken. Together with this, each one gave a written undertaking to serve the German command loyally. We were all given uniforms of German soldiers and each of us was given a weapon - a rifle of a German model, and afterwards we began military training.
Military order exercises.
Use of weapons - a rifle. Rules for guarding detainees at the concentration camps. We were not taught other subjects. At the same time as studying, I guarded per rota the Trebnicki camp itself. There were no civilian detainees at the time I was at the Trebnicki camp.