“These soldiers would say that they struggled for Germany, they got this medal and they would never agree to put it away,” he says. “I had no problem with them, and they had no problem with me as a Jew. But we had no discussion about Jews. It was not the time to discuss anti-Semitism. That came later, much later.”
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