…'s escape from Germany to England in 1939; her impressions of the Olympic Games as Nazi propaganda; and her decision to attend the Olympic Games in Atlanta in…

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… propaganda vehicle. 166 00:09:38,450 --> 00:09:41,000 And he wanted, of course, the United States and all 167 00:09:41,000 --> 00:09:42,740 the big nations to…

… persons camp in Germany. During her imprisonment, Bela had been allowed to keep her beautiful long hair because she was used for propaganda purposes. Her…

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… propaganda purposes. Her future husband, Wolf Cytrynblum, whom she had met in the Częstochowa labor camp, would recognize her in the displaced persons camp…

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…: what are you thinking about specifically? P: well, the many fights – directly election propaganda I: hmhm P: hm, the ones that I hear and read about now…

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… around it. I: yeah naturally P: Yeah it all comes back to you, and it’s not true, the propa—propaganda that was made and, and it always only hurts just…

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…, though he was known to have belonged, and maybe in school, propagated the Nazi propaganda, I -- I cannot say that he sa -- would single me out for…