Our youth had been taken from us. We didn’t go- We were not allowed to go to public meetings, to watch football, go to a concert, go to any meeting. We were not allowed to- into swimming pools or gym halls or any, any, any mixing with – with others. With the population at large. And so we were on our own. We – all we could think of was our own misery.
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