Francis Morton’s mother managed to come to Britain from Czechoslovakia on a domestic visa in September 1938. In his presentation Francis uses extracts of letters, sent by his mother’s family and friends from Czechoslovakia to reconstruct the lives and fate of the family, most of whom were murdered in the Holocaus. These letters also enable Francis to present his father’s dramatic escape from Europe. Extracts from the letter are read by actors and are accompanied by both personal and historical photographs.
