There was a little girl [on the Kindertransport] who was in absolutely frantic, because she’d lost a case of- it was clear [key] to her suitcase. I mean, whether she ever found it or not, remains one of the unanswered questions in my life. She was in a terrible state about that, and my sister was very good to her.
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