| “Now I can say for myself that I have got rid of these horrors, but I read about these things many times, because I am actually interested... I have already read so many of these books.”“I got the courage to speak at public memorial service.”“When we had a political gathering in the village, we, my husband and I, both worked a lot for the evernt.” |
“What I took from my parents: to endure even in a public situation,..., to dare to expose oneself, to express one's opinion and to accept the consequences of that opinion.”“At that time, this period of democratization had already begun, and I focused all my thoughts on it...”“...This party politics absorbed me and I saw my way of life. And it also confirmed to me the direction of my efforts.” |
About her grandmother: “When they got married, they put a lot into bringing the village back to life, so that there would be life, culture...”About her mother: “Also because my mother is a historian, I knew a lot of things, e.g., about “Huda jama”, the place of a mass grave...«“...I am very active in the village, with the choir, with the student society, with the cultural society, in the church,... with us it was quite a way of life.”“The values that very much characterize our lives are religion and home and homeland, more broadly. That stands out a lot.” |
