On 7^th February 1964, an unusual delivery was made to a synagogue in London. More than 1,500 Torah scrolls, lost since the end of World War II, were arriving from Czechoslovakia. The sacred Jewish texts had belonged to communities destroyed by the Nazis.

 Alex Strangwayes-Booth talks to 91-year-old Philippa Bernard about the emotional charge of that day, and how the scrolls were eventually restored and sent on to Jewish communities around the world.