You accept what goes on in your life, really, in a way without questioning. And once Hitler came to power when I was thirteen…Well then everything changed in any case, you know. Friends from school, whom you walked in the break with, arm in arm, wouldn’t do that anymore. And you just didn’t know what hit you in a way, you know?
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