Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport
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I watched their faces.
Tears were streaming down their faces...

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...down their cheeks.
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And I knew then...
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...these peopIe reaIIy Iove me.
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This is why they´re sending me away.
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l immediately started to write
to my parents.

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And l apologized
for what l had said to them...

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...that they were trying to get rid of me.
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ln no time...
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...the suitcase was gone.
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The child was gone.
The other children were gone.

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Just emptiness.
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Then we turned around and went home.
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I did not taIk.
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It was awfuI.
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The children went with the hope
that the parents would follow, or that...

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...one day they could come back
and see them again.

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l did not realize...
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...and l could never have realized...
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...that only a year and a half later...
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...from the same raiIway station...
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...trains wouId go in the other direction...
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...to HitIer´s sIaughterhouses.

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