Tag #157030 - Interview #79438 (Hillel Kempler)

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Then the Fellers wanted us to go to school. Good, we went to school for one, two days. We sat there and didn’t understand anything. And the children called after us “Yekkes, Yekkes” [colloquial term in Yiddish for German-speaking Jewish immigrants to Palestine in the 1930s, and their descendants in contemporary Israel]. The children are always rude. “Yekkes, Yekkes, Yekkes,” so we didn’t want to go there anymore.
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Tel Aviv
Israel

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Hillel Kempler