He believes this was one of the first manifestations of Nazi indoctrination and white supremacy in Germany. By Carson’s early teens, Hitler had become chancellor of Germany, and Carson had a growing unease with how Jews were being treated. “I was exceptionally fortunate, mainly because of the history of my father in Berlin,” Carson said. And they didn’t.”Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading... Loading...After he left Germany, Carson never saw his sister again. After the war, Carson got married and worked in England as a town planner, a vocation that would later take him to Toronto and the United States.

Source: thestar March 07, 2021 12:56 UTC