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Like I said, going to college was out of the question for a Jew [because of the anti-Jewish laws that were passed] [6]. We weren’t even allowed to travel anymore. There were times when we were forbidden to leave town altogether – not to mention the daily curfew. In addition, our radios were confiscated, which cut us off from the free world; we used to tune in to the Voice of America [7] or to the BBC in London, before that.
Location
Braila
Romania
Interview
Max Wolf
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