This is tape number five and I'm interviewing Clary Rosenblum.
After all you have experienced and after all these years, do you have any messages for your children and future generations?
Yes, I have hope and I am very grateful that I have such a family and such wonderful children.
And I wish and I hope that they will come to know where they come from, that they will not forget it.
And it is very important, I think, the home.
And we have been fortunate to have such children as we have, and grandchildren.
And that they should be loving to all, all the time, to all people.
That they should be kind and help others.
And I just hope that they will know how to fight for it.
That they will not forget where they come from.
And that such a tragedy as it has happened to me will never happen again.
Thank you, Clary. Thank you for this interview.
Now Clary wants to add something that is important for her and her family.
And she will read something in English.
In English, because it is a very important subject.
I have found it for 50 years.
I like it very much.
It is very important for me.
I know it.
And it is, how can I say it?
Hatikva Dalamára is going.
And a very good man wrote it.
(Reading in Hungarian)