i remember still how you cried and laughed and laughed and cried, than she was born out of pure happiness. it breaks my heart that she didn't get to know each other and that you never know my daughter's kim and bb and my son carmel . how happy you would have been with my 8 grandchildren and how sad it is that they never got to know you. but one thing i'm very proud of. i raised my children without hates in their hearts. just like you would have wanted me to an am all so sorry that you never knew elana my partner of the last 50 years for without her. i wouldn't be standing here today. are low. i wrote was long and lonely. but thinking of you on that fateful day 50 years ago with your hands and feet tight at the mercy of your murderous gave me

all the motivation to continue the spokesman of the german government. then conrad alice spoke at midnight about an unfortunate interruption of the games, which would be forgotten in a few weeks. now miss dollars, we did not forget the unfortunate interruption after a few weeks you know, and they, i did create the life for myself and i'm sure that this is what you want it for me . but they couldn't find peas because just didn't justice hadn't been done. and you and your teammates so much deserved it. you would think that mighty germany would have done everything in his power not to add jewish blood to it's already bloody soil. every body is asking now if i finally feel closer,

they don't understand that there will never be closure the whole in my heart, so never, ever, hill. thank you andre, for your gift of love. i am so very lucky that i met you. you can rest now, and so can i, until will meet again. my love be now for ever taken from my sight. though nothing can bring back the hour of splendour in the grass of glory in the flower. we will reach not rather find strength in what remains behind. andre, you were to winds under my wings. and you

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years ago when a memorial was, was opened in munich, but certainly this one is the ringing and very sincere words of apology that i think the families have been waiting for. and he talked, and several others spoke as well. about the fact that germany had a duty to protect, to protect its guests in general. but of course especially to protect these israeli athletes. and we heard several very moving descriptions of what those israeli athletes must have been feeling when they landed on german soil to take part in the game. several of them had experienced or their families had experienced the holocaust, including in fact the fencing coach was killed or we heard his, the young head, his widow, his own family, had been in german nazi forced labor caps. so how much must these athletes have felt? and there the president said very clearly we had