Karin talks us through the final few years in Cincinnati, the work, the overtime, the dedication; pillars that exemplified her generation.

These years also serve to prepare Karin for the world she would one day be thrown into; working with people who could have become giants of social change had their lives not been so brutally curtailed - a theme we will return to in greater detail! However living in the USA in the 1960s prepared one for dealing with the emotion of loss to civil rights, human rights and the humanity of society in some ways.

The details are important, and Karin has always been particular with details.

Once again, thank you Karin for your time!

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