Re: [Cz-L] Converted_Jews

I am not talking about her opinions at age 7,
but at the time she gave the interview quoted by Shelley.
When I arrived in Oradea Mare in Romania in 1945,
I was eight years old and knew only German and Yiddish.
I immediately had to learn both Romanian, the language taught at school
and Hungarian, the language spoken by all the other children.
Not then, nor later, did I feel sorry for myself because
for a few days I could not communicate with the teacher,
or the other children.

Mimi
On Oct 21, 2014, at 12:20 PM, cornel fleming wrote:

> Mimi...at the age of 7 Mila had no such opinions..far too young!
> Her parents wanted out...Soviet life was not making them happy!!
> There is absolutely no evidence to support your opinion. Cornel
>

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