<p>Rachel Chanin interviewed Matilda Kalef-Cerge for us 2002, and we have  remained in touch Matilda, who recalls both an idyllic childhood in a  wealthy Sephardic family, and how she, her mother and sister managed to  survive during the Holocaust. Read by Sara Kestelman, whose screen and  stage credits include the works of Tolstoy, Shakespeare, Gorky and  Marlowe, not to mention Star Wars.</p>

Rachel Chanin interviewed Matilda Kalef-Cerge for us 2002, and we have remained in touch Matilda, who recalls both an idyllic childhood in a wealthy Sephardic family, and how she, her mother and sister managed to survive during the Holocaust. Read by Sara Kestelman, whose screen and stage credits include the works of Tolstoy, Shakespeare, Gorky and Marlowe, not to mention Star Wars.

<p>Rachel Chanin interviewed Matilda Kalef-Cerge for us 2002, and we have &nbsp;remained in touch Matilda, who recalls both an idyllic childhood in a &nbsp;wealthy Sephardic family, and how she, her mother and sister managed to &nbsp;survive during the Holocaust. Read by Sara Kestelman, whose screen and &nbsp;stage credits include the works of Tolstoy, Shakespeare, Gorky and &nbsp;Marlowe, not to mention Star Wars.</p>

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