At 99 years old this Sunday, February 4, Ginette Kolinka still seems a little uncomfortable in the costume she agreed to wear.
That of the “survivor” towards whom the microphones and cameras are stretched, repeatedly.
The one who must tell her story again and again, the arrest, the convoy, hell.
A few days ago, the town hall of Paris-Centre (3rd arrondissement), opposite Square du Temple, invited her to inaugurate an exhibition dedicated to her on the gates of the building.
She came that morning to testify.
Because she never refuses.
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“But the question I ask myself is why me?
Fortunately, a few of us have returned... It's not unpleasant, but it's embarrassing.
I become some kind of star while millions of people are dead.
I find it hard to be happy about it…” she breathes.
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