"He told me we could talk as long as his two (German) marks allowed," said 73-year-old Ankie Spitzer. "'I love you from the bottom of my heart, and our daughter, too,' he said. Those are the last words I heard him speak."In a muffled voice Spitzer revealed those final words she heard from her husband Andre calling from a payphone at the 1972 Munich Olympics athletes' village. A few hours later, Andre, a fencing coach with the Israeli Olympic team was swept up in the most infamous terror attack in Olympic history.Just after 4 a.m. on Sept. 5, 1972, eight men wearing track suits and carrying …READ FULL ARTICLE
