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Communism was a very odd thing, because they considered themselves communists, although there were the bosses who were leading, so there were different classes. [Editor’s note: Klara refers to the Communist Party, to the fact that although they proclaimed social equality, within the party there existed subordination relationships.]
I too was a party member. Where I was working it was mandatory to be a party member, so they could fire anyone who was a kulak [16]. When my husband was fired, I was fired, too, because I was the wife of a doctor, whose father, but grandfather were also doctors, who were living in Transdanubia, so it was a distinguished family with noble origins.
I too was a party member. Where I was working it was mandatory to be a party member, so they could fire anyone who was a kulak [16]. When my husband was fired, I was fired, too, because I was the wife of a doctor, whose father, but grandfather were also doctors, who were living in Transdanubia, so it was a distinguished family with noble origins.
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Romania
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Klara Markus