The author reflects on a meeting with Cornelia Stieler, whose grandfather was a train driver involved in transporting Jews to Auschwitz. The author shares their family history of Holocaust survivors, including their grandfather Ludvig and great-grandmother Rachel, who were victims of the Holocaust. The narrative explores themes of guilt, memory, and the struggle to confront the past, particularly in relation to the town of Schönwald, which has a complex history tied to Nazi Germany. The story emphasizes the importance of remembrance and understanding the moral complexities of individuals during that time. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)