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There were anti-Jewish laws [8] in Budapest however, Jewish children couldn’t sign up for university, only I don’t know how many, one percent, could [9]. Jews were allowed to shop only in certain stores, at certain hours in the morning and in the afternoon. We weren’t allowed to go out. And we already wore the yellow star, it was of about ten centimeters on the left side, it had to be visible, if you didn’t wear it, some ill-willed person could denounce you and you could get into trouble with the authorities. My father was also affected as far as his job was concerned, the factory where he worked closed down in 1944 because of the air raids.
Period
Year
1944
Location
Budapest
Hungary
Interview
Mariana Farkas