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and sent to a camp, she entrusted me
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to my adoptive family.
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l grew up there.
l never knew l was Jewish.
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There you are.
:59:21
Need a light?
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Poor thing, when she returned
from the camp, she looked for me.
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When she found me, l didn't know her.
My own mom.
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l didn't want to go with her,
so l stayed there.
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And grew up in Belgium.
:59:44
What happened to your mother?
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She died six months later,
:59:54
of a broken heart, it seems.
1:00:03
lt's strange.
1:00:06
l wanted to say how much
l miss my girlfriend,
1:00:10
and you tell me the story
of your mom and the Nazis.
1:00:22
At least you
miss someone who's alive.
1:00:28
l don't know how you hold out.
1:00:33
This is hard for me. lf l'd known
l'd see people so badly hurt...
1:00:43
Sometimes l think we're trying
to escape from something
1:00:46
that will happen anyway.
1:00:52
But l've always felt
that something up there
1:00:56
was smiling down at me...