In Greece, children of the Holocaust speak out at last "I was just three when I had to hide," says Nina Camhi, "But I still remember the fear."\\n80-year-old Nina is among Greek Jewish survivors who have not spoken until now. Because she was so young at the time, she felt it was not her place to speak. But 75 years after the end of World War II, they finally feel ready to pass on their stories to the next generation.\\nApproximately 83 percent of Greek Jews, nearly 59,000 people, were exterminated when the country was occupied by Nazi Germany in 1941-1944. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES from Nina Camhi