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My German youth, you are fortunate to witness a time of upheaval and greatness. You are experiencing the birth of a great age, a miracle of our time. Buildings are being erected, factories founded, and a new German being is maturing. My life struggle has not been in vain. You will be brave, courageous, and loyal, but you will see the Fatherland with different eyes. You will learn a different kind of dedication to the eternal Reich. In five years, a miraculous accomplishment has been made in your training. The coming years will reinforce this miracle. A new youth will assemble, constantly stronger and healthier, giving greater hopes for the future. We are accustomed to fighting and will parry every attack. You shall stand beside me, holding our banners high. Though our adversary might carry his Soviet symbol, with our symbol, we shall triumph once again.

As a child, I had no negative views of Jews. In Vienna, I started hearing about the Jewish question and began to question my beliefs. I noticed Jews stood out as a different race and saw their influence in cultural degradation. Eventually, I became an anti-Semite, believing Jews were morally corrupt and responsible for societal decay. I saw Jewish control in the press and their involvement in immoral activities. I concluded that fighting against Jews was following God's will.

In 1969, I became deeply involved in the civil rights movement as a kid. I worked at an all-black swimming pool in Wilmington, Delaware, on the east side. I was connected to the thoughts and feelings of the people there, though I did not participate in marches or events like those in Selma.

I went out with my protector who claimed to be my adopted godson and helped confiscate property from Jews. It may sound like a traumatic experience, but it didn't bother me at all, even as a child. I didn't feel any guilt.

During the Holocaust, George Soros, a Hungarian Jew, posed as a Christian to escape. He witnessed others being sent to death camps and helped confiscate property from Jews. Despite this, he felt no guilt or connection to the situation. Soros believed that someone else would have taken the property regardless of his presence. He is not religious and does not believe in God. Surprisingly, Soros described the year of German occupation as the happiest time of his life, as he felt a sense of invincibility and had faith in himself and his father.

I was happy when I was poor, before Myspace, and now. Work wasn't a job, it was fun. I don't do things I don't like, established at age 12. I'm laid back but tough if pushed. My parents let me be me, and I've continued that way.

George Soros, born in Budapest to wealthy Jewish parents, discussed his experiences during the German occupation. He mentioned being a spectator to property confiscation from Jews, feeling no guilt or religious beliefs. He described the occupation as a positive and exhilarating experience, despite witnessing suffering.

In my diary, Kitty, I wrote about Hanukkah and Saint Nicholas Day coming close together in 1942. We kept Hanukkah simple due to the candle shortage. Saint Nicholas Day was more festive with a decorated basket and a Black Peter mask. Later, we made and ate pork sausages, even while in hiding. For Christmas that year, we received extra butter. In 1943, I made a Saint Nicholas Day basket and wrote a poem, even referencing Santa Claus. We got extra oil, sweets, and a brooch for Christmas. I mentioned Christmas and New Year's while feeling like outcasts. I even thought about my boyfriend, Pam, during Christmas. In 1944, we played Monopoly on Good Friday and later noted Easter Sunday, but there was nothing about Purim or Passover. I mentioned Whitson holiday. Peter, scoffed at Jesus Christ, though I am not orthodox myself.

I recall when I lost my mind. There was something enjoyable about that place.

The speaker's mother was born in Berlin in 1937 into a Jewish family. According to the speaker, this was the worst time and culture to be born into. She experienced the war as a young girl.

As a Hungarian Jew, I escaped the Holocaust by pretending to be Christian. I witnessed many people being sent to death camps, which shaped my character. It taught me to think ahead, anticipate events, and understand the threat of evil. I had a protector who claimed I was his adopted God son and together, we participated in confiscating property from Jews. Surprisingly, this experience didn't trouble me. I didn't feel guilt or think about the fact that I could easily be in their position. I saw myself as a mere spectator, knowing that someone else would have done it if I hadn't been there. Therefore, I didn't feel responsible or guilty for taking away their property.

I was born in communist China during Mao's cultural revolution. Inspired by Lenin and Stalin, Mao formed the Red Guards with students to enforce his ideology. The revolution involved destroying statues, demonizing religions, and turning people against each other. Mao's Great Leap Forward campaign resulted in millions dying from starvation, with reports of cannibalism to survive.

I joined the flying column in 1916 in Carwoodshire. We were rebels on the run, hunted day and night. Despite being outlaws, we felt free.

I was always interested in reading as a kid, devouring everything I could find, even the encyclopedia out of boredom. I read thousands of books, including classics like "The Lord of the Rings" and works by philosophers like Nietzsche and Dostoevsky during my early teens. While some philosophical ideas were intriguing, much of it felt depressing and nonsensical. I struggled to find meaning in the universe, realizing that the questions were often harder than the answers. It seemed that understanding required more than just human contemplation; it needed a much greater intellect.

I am a Hungarian Jew who escaped the Holocaust by pretending to be Christian. I witnessed people being sent to death camps at 14, shaping my character to think ahead and anticipate threats. I assisted in confiscating property from Jews without feeling guilt, as I saw myself as a mere spectator, not actively involved.

I went out with my protector who claimed to be my adopted godson and helped confiscate property from Jews. It may sound like a traumatizing experience, but it didn't bother me at all, even as a child. I didn't feel any guilt.

Growing up in New York exposed me to various criminal activities. I witnessed the ugly side of life, with mob connections in my school and friends' families. My uncle, Benny the Jew, was involved in the mob as the money guy, handling loans, gambling, and drugs. He spent a significant portion of his life in prison, but I kept my distance. Crime was never for me, as I am not a violent person. In reality, it's worse than what movies portray, with no honor among criminals and constant threats. Although I had close calls, I was fortunate to leave New York at a young age.

I was part of a network where expendable children were used for horrific purposes. For three years, I faced extreme situations, including being taken to bars and castles, while my mother was compensated for my exploitation. I was trained for mind control to become an elite slave, learning to spy and manipulate powerful men. Eventually, I was groomed to be a star in France, but I rebelled against the demands placed on me. A gangster intervened, rescuing me from the network and providing me with life instructions to avoid pitfalls like addiction and to seek a normal life. After my rescue, I never faced trafficking again, and I followed his guidance closely, allowing me to heal and function well in society. It’s essential to confront and uncover darkness to create meaningful change.

As a Hungarian Jew, I escaped the Holocaust by pretending to be Christian. I witnessed many people being sent to death camps, which shaped my character and taught me to anticipate and understand events. Despite being involved in the confiscation of Jewish property, I didn't feel guilty or connected to the victims. I saw myself as a mere spectator, believing that someone else would have done it if I hadn't been there. Therefore, I had no sense of guilt.

In 1948, I was a special agent with CIC (counterintelligence corps) in occupied Germany, stationed in Augsburg, handling a network of German informants, among them Klaus Barbie. I later discovered that he was wanted for murder by the French, and I reported this to my superiors; they told me to keep nice and quiet, saying he was still valuable, and that when he was no longer valuable, we’d turn him over to the French. I thought I would get a promotion for reporting Barbie, but they told me to keep quiet. Colonel Gunther Bernal was an agent informant working for military intelligence in Stuttgart. We provided him a home, a safe house in Ludwigsburg, and I met him three times a week; he brought us information about communists and whatever we wanted to hear. He was certainly a very strong Nazi. I sat in his office one day and opened his album of pictures from the war; in the middle of the album, there was a nice picture of Adolf Hitler. Several other high ranking SS officers came to visit him at the safe house we provided. He told me that if for any reason he needed help, by one telephone call he could contact 200 former SS leaders from Hamburg to Munich. I remember him taking me to a particular spot we uncovered and dug out; there were rifles, small arms, grenades, all nicely wrapped in cosmoline. He said he had thousands of these all over the country, and that sort of made me a little suspicious, and I reported it. They said, well, we know this—they're all working for us in case the communist come across the Iron Curtain. A former SS general, Paul Houser, was a frequent visitor at Bernhaus House, and they worked together hand in glove on certain programs which we didn’t know anything about, and I wasn’t even asked to find out more about it. Somebody above me must have been running this network already at that time.

I was born in Austria and lived there during Hitler's regime and the Soviet communist occupation after World War 2. Contrary to what the media reported, Hitler was elected by the Austrian people with 98% of the vote. Initially, Hitler didn't seem like a monster and talked like an American politician. Gun registration was introduced to ensure safety, claiming that guns were dangerous and led to accidents. Gradually, over five years, Austria transitioned into a dictatorship. When the people fear the government, it becomes tyranny, but when the government fears the people, that's you.

Coming from Cuba, I understand the value of freedom after losing it there. In 1975, hearing Jimmy Carter campaign for president reminded me of Fidel Castro, leading me to believe he was a communist. This realization sparked my interest in politics.

I recall the moment I lost my mind. There was an odd sense of comfort in that space.

I had a good childhood, but I had to say different things outside of home. My parents taught me not to express my true opinions because it could be a problem. We should be able to freely express ourselves, but we have to listen to others' opinions every day in this free country. This applies even in public television and in the German Bundestag. It's silly to say we can't express ourselves. In a dictatorship, things can change any day. You can have nice experiences, vacations, and say nice things at school.

I had a lot of freedom growing up and dropped out of school at 12. I convinced my mom to let me stay home, and I was self-directed. By high school, I was in a program for troubled kids. I wasn't a good student and focused on my interests. I was philosophical and read existentialism. I don't see myself as just an entrepreneur. I had a successful company but it's not my identity. I had the biggest website and sold it for a lot of money.