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II was terribly nervous

   And then there was the final entrance examination at the Yavneh. You had to pass an exam. I can still remember that morning, I was shaking and trembling; I was terribly nervous. And there were two brothers, twins they were, called Keller. We sat in alphabetical order, and they didn’t want the brothers sitting together, so one brother sat on one side of me and the other on the other side, with Kohlmann in the middle, and they both failed. I always say they copied my work, but then of course I went on to the Yavneh, which was quite a different story.
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