Voices of the Victims, Ruth Becker: Life after the war

The transcript recounts a personal narrative of childhood during wartime, highlighting the impact of war on family dynamics and personal responsibilities. It explores themes of survival, protection, and the influence of these experiences on later life, particularly motherhood. The speaker shares vivid memories of protecting family members, the constant threat of danger, and the responsibilities shouldered as a child. The narrative also touches on the emotional aftermath and the importance of recognizing loved ones amidst chaos.

How did the film about the mother searching for her child affect your perspective on family?

What responsibilities did you take on as a child during the war?

In what ways did you feel your childhood was not normal during the war?