Holocaust survivor Sonja Cowan, 100, lost mother and sister in Hitler's Germany but lost letters revealed more

My grandmother Sonja’s life story, particularly her escape from Nazi Germany, lies at the heart of my family’s collective identity. I had long accepted that the voices of her murdered family were permanently silenced. I was wrong.

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