This week we looked at the choices our interviewees made about sharing, or not sharing, their stories with their children. We also looked at the testimony of Jackie Young, a child survivor fromTheresienstadt whose Anglo Jewish adoptive parents chose not to tell him about his past until he was in his twenties.
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