“As a journalist, my job is to be dispassionate. Suddenly to be the centre of a story and to be crying, it made me feel very insecure.”

Her general reaction to learning about the fate of her family.
"Kaplinsky's tears over family secret", interview in Metro, Tue August 28 2007, p. 23

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