1:39:00
...to wait until l´d finished...
1:39:01
...the English School Certificate at age 16.
1:39:04
And also, they needed time
to re-establish themselves.
1:39:10
Eventually, in 1947,
they were ready for me.
1:39:14
l didn´t want to go,
but the Cohens took me to Paris...
1:39:17
...where l was to meet my parents.
1:39:20
I remember standing outside the hoteI.
1:39:25
I saw, in the distance,
my parents approach.
1:39:29
I couIdn´t Iook at them directIy.
1:39:32
So I Iooked at them...
1:39:33
...their refIection in a shop window...
1:39:36
...as they waIked towards me. I feIt...
1:39:38
...a very, very strong emotion.
1:39:42
lt was a sense...
1:39:44
...of elation...
1:39:46
...and of love. l suddenly felt it...
1:39:49
...and fought it.
1:39:50
But l felt, you know, l knew it was them.
1:39:54
We met.
1:39:57
Kurt´s father, who was more demonstrative
than the mother...
1:40:01
...put his hand through Kurt´s curIs...
1:40:03
...and Kurt went Iike that,
and gave him a waIIop.
1:40:07
And my husband says,
"´Don´t you ever do that again, Kurt.
1:40:11
"´Your father is showing you his affection."´
1:40:15
And that was that.
1:40:29
When it came to say good-bye
to the Cohens...
1:40:33
...I reaIized for the first time,
I think, consciousIy...
1:40:36
...that...
1:40:37
...they had Ioved me, especiaIIy Percy...
1:40:39
...because he was in tears,
and I´d never seen him cry...
1:40:42
...I´d never seen him cry before.
1:40:46
Then we had to Ieave him.
1:40:48
I remember him Iooking back.
1:40:50
It was very, very sad.
1:40:57
He didn´t want to go.
He didn´t know them.