Holocaust Survivor Starts Successful Butcher Business

The transcript recounts a Holocaust survivor's escape from a train, his life working on a farm, and his involvement with partisans. After the war, he immigrates to the United States, where he becomes a successful butcher and entrepreneur. Despite language barriers, he excels by focusing on quality and hard work. The narrative highlights resilience, survival, and the pursuit of a better life.

What was the narrator's experience during the train transport in the Holocaust?

• He was reunited with his family.

• He escaped through a window.

• He was sent to a safe place.

• He was given a comfortable seat.

How did the narrator manage to hide his Jewish identity while working on the farm?

• By avoiding people.

• By changing his name.

• By wearing a cross.

• By speaking a different language.

What skills did the narrator learn while being involved with the partisans?

• Using weapons and making Molotov cocktails.

• Sewing and knitting.

• Gardening and farming.

• Cooking and cleaning.

What was the narrator's first job in the United States?

• A teacher.

• A butcher.

• A farmer.

• A factory worker.

How did the narrator respond to discrimination at his workplace in the US?

• He reported it to the police.

• He ignored it.

• He quit his job immediately.

• He confronted the person.

What motivated the narrator to start his own business?

• Family pressure.

• Lack of job opportunities.

• Need for independence.

• Desire for more money.

What was the narrator's approach to competing with American companies?

• Offering lower prices.

• Focusing on product quality.

• Hiring more employees.

• Expanding rapidly.