CLEAN : Former child refugees reflect on how Holocaust shaped their lives

The transcript recounts a personal history of a family affected by the Holocaust. It begins with a description of the speaker's family background and early life, including a journey to America on the ship Serpa Pinter in 1943. The narrative then shifts to the changes in identity and life after the Holocaust, highlighting the loss of family members and the impact of these events. The speaker reflects on the trauma experienced and the challenges of adapting to a new life without parents. The transcript concludes by addressing Holocaust denial and emphasizing the importance of evidence to counter such claims.

What was the name of the ship that brought the narrator to America?

• Titanic

• Queen Mary

• Serpa Pinter

• Lusitania

In which year did the narrator arrive in America?

• 1947

• 1941

• 1943

• 1945

What significant change happened to the narrator after moving to America?

• They returned to Germany

• They were Americanized and changed their name

• They became a teacher

• They started a business

What was the fate of the narrator's extended family during the Holocaust?

• They survived in hiding

• They settled in Paris

• They all moved to America

• They were wiped out

What does the narrator emphasize about the Holocaust in the final section?

• It is important to remember despite deniers

• It should be forgotten

• It was a minor event

• It was a myth