It was an opportunity to have a cheap maid. I’m quite sure of it. But how could you not understand, being a Jew? That you know, I mean I didn’t go there- I told them what was happening in Vienna, what happened to us… that we lost everything, et cetera. So it wasn’t that she was ignorant and didn’t know. She just was not a very nice person.
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