People were lying all over the place.” After his many years of working in these labor camps, he was finally liberated when the British Army arrived. Once he was free of the camps, Eugene discovered that most of his family had been killed. Since he had been in these camps for so long and was unable to locate any of his family, he was left homeless and stateless at the age of seventeen. Shortly after Eugene was able to begin working as an interpreter for the British Army which is where he met his wife, Annie. As he describes her, “Annie as "my savior,” led him to the life he has today which involves providing guidance to his children and speaking widely about his experiences during the
People were lying all over the place.” After his many years of working in these labor camps, he was finally liberated when the British Army arrived. Once he was free of the camps, Eugene discovered that most of his family had been killed. Since he had been in these camps for so long and was unable to locate any of his family, he was left homeless and stateless at the age of seventeen. Shortly after Eugene was able to begin working as an interpreter for the British Army which is where he met his wife, Annie. As he describes her, “Annie as "my savior,” led him to the life he has today which involves providing guidance to his children and speaking widely about his experiences during the