The worst thing was knowing what happened in the concentration camp and being told not to talk to anybody. I didn’t even tell my parents; I didn’t tell my sister. I didn’t tell anybody what is happening in the concentration camp because you had to sign a pledge that if you ever talked about it you would be back, and you wouldn’t be released any more.
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