I always feel happier in, in company you know, that have either been through the Kindertransport or come from- who are refugees. You know, you feel immediately more comfortable, because you don’t have to explain anything, or you know, they’ve been through the same thing as you have. Because sometimes it’s quite difficult to explain to people, you know, what you do, and why you do it and… you know… what’s happened.
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