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- Mafalda
- 8 mar 2021
- Tempo di lettura: 2 min
1What is your name when you were born?
My name is Maria B., I was born in 1942.
My life was a nightmare, I was orphaned by parents and grew up in an orphanage in an orphanage until '49 when I went to first class. From there I finished 7 classes, I was
adopted by a family, a family of Perisoru but I was adopted by them to be a slave. I
worked a lot in my childhood. At school they did not give me, I was only 7 classes. Just
they sent me with the cow and the sheep in the field.
2What would you like to do when you were a child?
Student life was the most beautiful. I liked to work.
3Have you had pets in childhood?
Yeah, I had it all. We do not because we had all the money in court, pigs, poultry, turkeys
75.
4What was your childhood idol?
I have not an idol. I really wanted to find my brother that I broke in childhood. When I
was at school I wrote to “Scanteia Pionierului” (magazine for teens from the communist
period) and the ladies therefrom gave me the answer that when I have my house and my
salary to visit all the children that were in the orphanage... It was a year younger than me
as well. When we split, the teachers gave me a doll as big as me and reconciled me.
5What was your childhood dream?
I have not a dream in childhood. I wanted to go to Nicolae Balcescu school but I took
the exam without the classroom... Some rich child took my place .......... And I went
to a school in agronomy and I buried my dreams.
6What would you like to do when you were a child?
I had an unhappy childhood. I worked very hard.
Interview made by Yana Bagdhasaryan , EVS volunteer from Armenia

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