As the years went by, like in 1934,
there was a terrible paper being published.
It was called the Der Stürmer zeitung:
storm trooper newspaper.
Everything seemed to be "storm troopers"-- "troopers."
And that was a horrible paper. That affected me terribly...
because it was-- it had all kind of--
It was plastered on all these stores that sold newspapers,
and in the morning, going to school, I would see these Der Stürmer zeitung,
and people standing and reading them,
and what did they list in Der Stürmer zeitung?
They had people's faces with long noses...
and saliva running from their mouth...
and looking at, of course--
Typically, they meant Jewish people, 'cause they always talked--
They always wrote about Jewish people with their long noses.
And they were looking at little gentile children--
greedily looking at the money that the children had in their hands...
like they wanted to steal the money from these children.
And they had terrible stories in there that Jewish doctors...
trying to inject gentiles with poisonous medication,
they had bankers that would swindle Jews out of their money.
And here I was walking to school, and people were actually reading this and...
young people, old people, of all ages.
And by the time I got to school, I couldn't learn.