By Etan Smallman – Daily Telegraph
As passengers dash through the bustling Wien Westbahnhof station, one woman stands out.
Gabriele Keenaghan was last on this Vienna concourse 87 years ago as an overwhelmed 12-year-old about to leave everything she knew and loved behind to escape the Nazis.
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