Ruth Deutschmann

Benjamin Epp

Bozen

2008-08-20

Sylvia Manning - Baumgartner

Nicole D´Incecco

1946

From time to time, comes to mind one thing and another one back. - - Of course I can say different things because of my age - it has made the high school. It has made the university one has made the military. It has made the war, the postwar period. There, I went poorly. That's the only time when it has gone bad. Postwar period. In fact, we went so bad, first one because - through the - I told you what the option was not. The option I have lost the Italian citizenship, and without the Italian citizenship, you can imagine, one can afford heri can not do anything. Since you can not have any fixed position, even temporarily privately but perhaps a real job without Italian citizenship, which does not exist. You can identify you, too, who they want .- And since I have not had a thing. What I have just done. Now, what I did. The children were small, three children were, all went to school. Then I'm .. went to a lawyer. Since no autonomy and was nothing. And I was then taken immediately.