Siegfried Deutsch loved music. It brought tears to his eyes listening to great symphonies on the radio in his apartment in Cincinnati, Ohio. Deutsch was from Austria and he was thinking of his friends who could not escape the country torn by World War II.
It was 1946, eight years after Deutsch had been forced to flee his homeland. Nazi Germany was defeated, but hunger was now the main enemy. Deutsch said, "hunger is the most cruel enemy of mankind."
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