Most People in the Aftermath of World War II Would

Most people in the aftermath of World War II would have preferred to have simply forgotten the experience,but according to the Polish writer Heda Margolis Kovály:

A) no one who did not experience it wanted to know.
B) for most, forgetting was not difficult.
C) it was the war that refused to be forgotten.
D) remembering was necessary to prevent it from ever happening again.
E) no one should ever forget what Europe had gone through.