Holocaust and the Kindertransport: Otto's Story

Otto returns to his childhood home in Austria after 68 years, reflecting on his past and the impact of the Anschluss. He recalls the moment his mother informed him he would be leaving for England alone, a journey that marked the last time he saw his family. In England, Otto faced challenges adapting to a new culture and language, eventually becoming part of the local community and learning to speak Geordie fluently.

What emotions does Otto express when he returns to his childhood home?

Describe the relationship between Otto and his best friend Kurt.

What significant event does Otto recall that affected his family during the Anschluss?

How did Otto feel about being sent to England, and what were his expectations?

What challenges did Otto face when he first arrived in Morpeth?