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Hank van Driel describes what he wants people to take away from his story and experiences.
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Hank van Driel describes his reason for moving to Atlanta Georgia from Connecticut.
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Hank van Driel describes getting his education after the war as well as how he got into the culinary business. He then goes on to describe how he decided to come to the United States.
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Hank van Driel describes the food given to them by the Allies and what precautions they had to take with it.
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Hank van Driel describes the liberation of the Netherlands at the end of the war as well as the condition that people were in as a result of the occupation.
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Hank van Driel describes the round-ups of abled-bodied men by the Germans and acts of violence carried out by them during the war.
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Hank van Driel describes the recent bombings as the reason his family moved in with relatives.
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Hank van Driel describes the food situation under German occupation and recalls their calorie intake during that time.
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Hank van Driel describes the beginning of the World War II for the Netherlands with the bombing of Rotterdam.
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