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Julius
Drachler states:
The
fear of losing the children haunts the older generation. It is
not merely the natural desire of parents to retain influence over
the children.... It is a vague uneasiness that a delicate network
of precious traditions is being ruthlessly torn asunder, that
a whole world of ideals is crashing into ruins; and amidst this
desolation the fathers and mothers picture themselves wandering
about lonely in vain search for their lost children.
Souce:
Leonard Covello, The Social Background of the Italo-American School
Child (N.J., 1972), 314
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