I went to a state elementary school; that school is still there – on Starowislna Street, on the corner of Miodowa Street, this big, red school. Somewhere around the 5th grade Father transferred me to the Hebrew school. There were no barriers between us and the rest of the children at the elementary school. I didn't feel any.I had friends. I suspect it depends on the home and on the parents. If the parents at home, in front of the children, don't say, ‘He's a Jew' or ‘Don't play with her because she's a Jew,' then there isn't any difference.