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Mr. Horowitz continues talking about how he admired the British. He also talks about Canada-England post war relations in a very humorous way.
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Came back to England and they were using the V-bomb then. And you had to stand there...didn't know...that's why I admired the English people for is when they heard it, when they heard the buzzing sound, the buzz bombs it was alright. When you stopped hearing it, then you started to worry. And this is what I admired them for, because they carried on just as it was. To me that was something. I don't think anybody else could do that. And they never complained.
Well I think they went back to their way of living. Because I know I lived in Guilford, and I had to travel to London for one of the jobs I had. I used to get in the train and they reacted exactly as they did before the war. They picked up their newspaper, it was "Good morning, nice weather." that was it. End of conversation.
Very well, very well. It got better when the Canadian government went ahead and cancelled the debt that England owed to Canada. I'm a politician at heart.