‘There was absolutely no chance of being a kid’: new exhibition explores how war shapes ch

‘There was absolutely no chance of being a kid’: new exhibition explores how war shapes children’s lives. Childhood in War examines what life looks like when play, education and family life is disrupted by hostilitiesWhen John Hajdu was three, his parents gave him a teddy bear small enough to fit into his hands: 86 years later, it is the only surviving object from his childhood.The bear, which the 89-year-old simply calls “teddy”, stayed with him as his father was taken to a labour camp, his mother sent to a concentration camp, and he hid in a non-Jewish neighbour’s cupboard before being f

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Trechos de apoio da pauta: Childhood in War examines what life looks like when play, education and family life is disrupted by hostilitiesWhen John Hajdu was three, his parents gave him a teddy bear small enough to fit into his hands: 86 years later, it is the only surviving object from his childhood.The bear, which the 89-year-old simply calls “teddy”, stayed with him as his father was taken to a labour camp, his mother sent to a concentration camp, and he hid in a non-Jewish neighbour’s cupboard before being forced into the Budapest ghetto. Continue reading...

• Ponto de atenção: there.
• Ponto de atenção: absolutely.
• Ponto de atenção: chance.

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