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I retired in 1978. I was very scared straight after 1989 [following the events of 10th November 1989] [14]. I thought that we would return to a past that I was afraid of and hated. Then I realized that it was time for a change in both politics and economics. The Soviet Union first signaled for that. I understood then that nothing is just black and white but that there are nuances. Not everyone who isn’t a BSP member is a fascist, and not everyone who is a BSP member is a democrat etc. I started to see people as people, not as members of a certain party. We were very politicized after 1989. I understand now that one man cannot make politics just by himself. I value people by their qualities now.
Period
Year
1989
Location
Sofia
Bulgaria
Interview
Rebeca Gershon-Levi