Interview with Holocaust survivor Hannah Lewis

The transcript recounts a family's experience during wartime, highlighting the grandfather's initial concerns about safety, the decision not to leave Eastern Europe, and the subsequent survival strategies employed by the family. They chose to hide separately to increase their chances of survival. The narrative also describes the gradual imposition of restrictions by the German occupiers and the establishment of camps nearby. The family sought help from a village elder, who promised to protect the children. The story concludes with the family's adaptation to their new circumstances and the fulfillment of the elder's promise.

What was the grandfather's initial reaction to the situation in Eastern Europe?

• He was excited about the changes.

• He was nervous and wanted to move.

• He was indifferent to the events.

• He was eager to join the military.

Why did the narrator's family choose not to hide together in one place?

• They had disagreements among themselves.

• They believed it was safer to be apart.

• They were forced to separate by the authorities.

• They wanted to explore different areas.

How did the family adapt to the increasing German presence?

• They ignored the restrictions.

• They learned to dodge curfews and restrictions.

• They moved to another country.

• They openly protested against the Germans.

What did the family do when they heard about the camps being built?

• They ignored the news.

• They decided to visit the camps.

• They immediately left the area.

• They sought protection from a village elder.

What arrangement was made for the narrator's mother and cousin?

• They were allowed to work and stay with the village elder.

• They joined the military forces.

• They were sent to a different country.

• They were hidden in a secret location.