Bruno Jasieński. The conspiracy of the indifferent (№ 373473)

The trains drove tens of millions of people with and without passports, with tickets and without tickets. People went for bread, for work, to trade, to marry, to divorce, to bear, to bury relatives, to visit friends, to heal, to relax in the resorts to enjoy winter sports, espionage, diplomatic negotiations, school, hunting, to represent, to crack fireproof cabinets, cutting patients, debauchery, purged roulette, snapping cameras.