Helga Waldman and her sister fled Nazi Germany via the Kindertransport, and were cared for by Frederick and Mary Attenborough in England. Helga and her sister grew up with the Attenborough sons, David, John and Lord Richard Attenborough. Helga speaks on her relationship with the Attenborough family throughout the years.
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