"Our freedom is shallow if it means people die in big numbers"

Peter Hannemann from Wollongong NSW survived WW II as a nine-year-old in Upper Silesia and Berlin. His father was a taxi driver, veteran of both World Wars and joined the communist party the day after his return from captivity. How does Peter view his childhood today, why did he come to Australia in 1959 and what are his views on COVID-19?

Was ist in der Coronakrise wichtiger: Das Recht auf Freiheit oder der Schutz von Menschenleben? Source: Peter Hannemann