The Nazis brought me to the concentration camp Theresienstadt because I’m a Jew. Millions of Jews were killed in the camps. I was lucky to survive. With this suitcase I returned to Berlin in 1945. My name is Jean Nadolovich: I am a singer and doctor. I was once an internationally famous opera tenor, with regular appearances at Berlin’s Komische Oper. But my career ended with the First World War. Born a Romanian citizen, I was banned from performing. So, I choose a new path: My wish was to train vocalists and help people with speech difficulties. For that purpose, I obtained a doctorate in medicine. And founded the International Institute for Applied Physiology and Vocal Pedagogy in Berlin. Here I combined my musical experience with my medical skills. My Breathing and voice therapy helped many people. After the war I reopened the institute in Berlin. For my life’s work I was awarded the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. I have kept the suitcase with which I left the concentration camp.