Spanish Refugee Ship Docks In New York, Ladislar Family Speaks On Conditions

The transcript describes the harrowing journey of 769 European refugees aboard the Spanish writer Navar, a ship built for only 15 passengers. The overcrowded vessel carried 11116 people from Seville to Marseille, discharging some at Bermuda and Havana. Passengers, including entire families, endured dire conditions, sleeping in lifeboats and temporary bunks. The 37-day voyage was a nightmare, with conditions beyond imagination.

How many refugees did the Spanish writer Navar arrive with on a vessel designed for only 15 passengers?

• 37

• 11,116

• 15

• 769

Where did the ship discharge some of its passengers?

• Paris and London

• Lisbon and Madrid

• Bermuda and Havana

• New York and Miami

What type of conditions did the refugees endure on the ship?

• Calm and peaceful

• Luxurious and comfortable

• Crowded and harsh

• Organized and clean

How long did the refugees' journey last?

• 6 days

• 15 days

• 37 days

• 111 days

How did the refugees describe their voyage?

• A pleasant adventure

• An educational trip

• A relaxing cruise

• A nightmare