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Editors: Constance Pâris de Bollardière and Sharon Kangisser Cohen
His reaction to my cautious questions about his parents, his brothers and sisters, his experiences in the concentration camp was characteristic. His only response was to let his head drop onto his chest. He remained sitting in this posture in silence for some time. It must be said here without pathos or literary embellishment that it is only now that he has been returned to normal life that this child feels the pain and torment of everything he has seen and experienced.
Hans Keilson
Edited by Christoph Dieckmann and Arkadi Zeltser