Jewish asylum seekers in London, 1938

The transcript discusses the emotional and practical challenges faced by refugees who have moved past the initial relief of safety. They must adapt to a new life in a foreign country, often feeling conflicted about receiving charity despite having led honorable lives. The narrative reflects on their journey, questioning how they arrived at this point and what the future holds.

What is the main challenge faced by the people after the initial relief of safety?

• Finding a permanent home

• Adapting to a new life in a foreign country

• Learning a new language

• Securing employment

Why is it difficult for the refugees to accept charity?

• They prefer to return to their home country

• They are not used to receiving help

• They have always been self-sufficient and honorable

• They do not trust the charity organizations

What emotion do the refugees feel after realizing they are the fortunate ones?

• Confusion

• Joy

• Guilt

• Relief

What question do the refugees ask themselves about their current situation?

• Why did we leave our country?

• Who will help us next?

• How can we return home?

• What will happen to us now?

What is the primary concern of the refugees about their future?

• Finding a new job

• Learning the local language

• Understanding what lies ahead for them

• Returning to their homeland