They were not religious Jews, but they were, sort of, in a sense practising Jews in that they had their family seder which I was invited to, which to me was deeply impressive. And the general - just this tremendous coming and going of the family. And in addition to that, Lola, his mother, had adopted about 5000 Jewish kids who were without parents who came over from Europe. When the parents couldn't get out, there was an organisation that brought the Jewish children to England, and so there were huge numbers of these Jewish children who were essentially orphans, separated from their parents, and so her life was devoted to these kids. They all called her 'Tante Lola' and she would go around these camps where they were living and make sure everything was done right. She was a tremendous person.