Our intervieweePaul Willerwas featured in The Guardian. As a child, Paul was taken in by the then Labour leader Clement Atlee and stayed with the Atlee family at their home in Stanmore for a few months on first arriving in Britain from Wuerzberg in 1939. Read the interviewhere.
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