My mother was very good all during the war; thanks to my mother we were saved. She was very ambitious, she wasn’t frightened. She found her way and had a survival instinct and with that she helped a lot of people and us. That is how we survived.
My mother was very good all during the war; thanks to my mother we were saved. She was very ambitious, she wasn’t frightened. She found her way and had a survival instinct and with that she helped a lot of people and us. That is how we survived.
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