The story that was never told. Escaping the Holocaust/Historien som aldrig blev berättad
Thursday, January 25, 2024
Kommentar från Finn Johnsson, Göteborg
Dìtt föredrag var väl disponerat,väl framfört och mycket intressant [Judiska föramlingen i Göteborg den 23 januari]. Fantastiskt att du lyckades avslöja och stoppa judelistan. En sådan skamfläck. Tack för att du står stark i denna hemska antisemitiska värld. Bästa hälsningar Finn
Saturday, January 20, 2024
Kommentar från min släkting Claude Origet du Cluzeau, Paris
Dear Bertil,
Your book is simulteanously lightening (precise and unquestionnable) but
also heartbreaking. It is of course of prime interest for the Swedish
people, and it also points out clearly the differences between the
positions of the Norvegian and the Dutch during the nazi period.
I guess that the fact that Maurice HERRMANN (my paternal grandfather)
had brothers and sisters in Germany, with whom he certainly had some
postal exchanges, made him aware of the upcoming dangers from the nazis
; furthermore, in years 1935-36, my father (Roger HERRMANN) worked in a
bank in Berlin, from which he came back fluent in German, skilled in
banking business and surely aware of the upcoming disaster for the Jews.
Your book is also pleasantly illustrated with meaningful photos and
documents : A choice of illustrations that strengthen the text.
Thank you for quoting me on p. 16 ; it is true that "our" parents had a
hidden anxiety about the past.
Congratulations for this wonderful accomplishment.
I'll be happy to see you some time in 2024, and send you my best wishes,
to Elisabet and you.
Claude
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