INT: And were there lots of refugees there? Did you meet other people?
R.F: Yes there were quite a few refugees otherwise. From Germany and Austria. In Glasgow I met my future husband.
INT: Where?
R.F: I was introduced with a Jewish family in Glasgow. I was introduced to my future husband. He came from Berlin.
INT: Once you were married did you work again?
R.F: No.
INT: No. You were a housewife in Glasgow.
R.F: Yes.
INT: Until 1959.
R.F: Yes. Then we left for Germany again.
INT: Why was that?
R.F: My husband’s brother was staying in Hamburg and he had a small chocolate factory and my husband came and joined him there and helped him in the factory and this was also his income.
INT: Right, OK. And generally your life’s been quite peaceful?
R.F: Yes. Ja.
INT: Quite a happy life after that?
R.F: Yes. Couldn’t’ say differently
INT: Bringing up the family.
R.F: Yes, grandchildren.
