Now that was these few weeks under Monsieur Croissal, in that place, which were so central to my life. Lyons was a centre of many things happening. I was warned to avoid going downtown, ever, because if I were caught terrible things will happen, and now we know who was there. He was caught and judged. Lyons was also the centre of various Resistance and anti-Resistance activities, but for me Lyon was not that. I just stayed effectively in that school, day and night, seven days a week, because I had absolutely no money, and because I was afraid that, if caught, my official identity - which was quite inaccurate - would have been seen through and led to trouble. So you were effectively in disguise? Oh yes. From shortly after my high school graduation to the liberation of Paris, I was in disguise. Well, I could tell stories of how it came to be, but they are more the kind of stories you can read about in time of war. I wouldn't like to repeat which was, how to say, events which other people have been subjected to and which may have no relevance to my future life, but only those which had an effect.