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I had lunch with Erzsi & Co, they [strikethrough] are very hopeless [/strikethrough] have no hope, whatsoever,
in spite of recent events, their nerves are scattered.
Tea with Tercsi Néni, she got some butter for me
again. Éva has seen Dóri Gazdik get out of
a Gestapo car (with a Gestapo officer) before Falus,
Váci street. Very bad style.

June 9. Friday.
From this mornings news I see that G. resistance
in France is stiffening. I hope, allies have got down
their feet firmly. An announcement to all fisherman
on the Atlantic coast, Norwegian, Danish,
Dutch, Belgian and French, issued [strikethrough] from [/strikethrough] by the allied command
advices to stop all fishing on these coast [sic]
until next Thursday night. Let us hope, it will [strikethrough] be [/strikethrough]
prove no camouflage announcement, but they
mean it this time.

Same night. Rather full day. The morning I
have seen Ilonka at her tobacco shop. She gave me
one hundred cigarettes. In town generally two pieces
are given to [strikethrough] people [/strikethrough] one person, who [strikethrough] stay [/strikethrough] wait in [strikethrough] rows [/strikethrough] lines. After my
work I had to see Lacy. Károly has a rather
phantastic [sic] story about an escape way out of