I suppose I’m British. It’s very difficult, I’m sort of half and half. I would say I’m Austrian, I was born in Austria, how can I possibly lose my identity? I have a terrific love for the beauty of Austria and Vienna. My loyalty is in England and my gratitude and everything, and of course I like England. But there is something which I can’t explain and it is like a magnet [urging me], ‘go to Vienna, go to Austria’.
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