00:00As a child, I was taught that it was bad manners to draw attention to yourself and never ever
00:07to make a spectacle of yourself.
00:10I then went on to make a rather nice living doing just that.
00:24I didn't know how long the war was going to last, so I went to a ballet school and learned
00:28to dance.
00:29I did give performances to collect money for the underground, which always needed money.
00:35What about the Germans?
00:37What did they do about it?
00:38What do you know about it?
00:40I can't say I wish I hadn't been in Holland during the war, which was a terrible experience,
00:43because it was finally very enriching, and I learned a lot for the rest of my life.
00:50I was never going to be a great dancer, I was too tall, I didn't have the training that I
00:54should have had when I was younger because of the war and so forth.
00:57I was not an actress when I came to the movie, there was a dance, so I had no experience.
01:08This curiosity people have still to see me, to talk to me, which I can use for the good
01:14of children.
01:14What could be nicer?
01:15What UNICEF wants to do is to give them a spade to dig their water wells, but not to
01:23dig the graves of their children.
01:25I went through a war.
01:27Surely that's made me a little more aware that some people might not have what it means
01:32to be hungry, deprivation, and so forth.
01:34I'm moving around the world once again, but I'm happy to do it because for children I go
01:39to the moon.
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