They Didn’t Just Hurt Us… They Changed Us

We talk about being inu they were very bad and everybody asks many of them ask what's it should say they were bad to us after the war people were eligible for funds from the German government people who had been victims of Nazi persecution Nazi oppression and there was money available for them Mr. Freeman came to the camps and soon as he arrived they asked are you over 16 or under 16 and he just understood instinctively that it wouldn't be good to say he's under 16. He tried to figure out what the smartest answer and the most prudent answer would be and and that was the answer he gave and that's how he stayed alive. You made him into a liar. You turned them into a liar and now you complain that he's lying to you. You did this. My grandfather would say doesn't mean that they were bad to us. It means they made us bad. They exposed us to that climate of such evil, such wickedness, such moral depravity that it affected us those years. We hung around with people who were bad. We became bad. [Music]