Interview with Julius Fletcher who was born in 1921 in Frankfurt and came to Britain on the Kindertransport in 1938. He describes his family background including his father's occupation as a jewellery shop owner and his relatives in other German towns; the Jewish community in Frankfurt and the synagogue he attended; his attendance at school and at a Jewish technical college, where he trained as a tool maker; the rise of Nazism and his memories of Kristallnacht; his journey on the Kindertransport from Frankfurt via Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Hook of Holland and Harwich to Liverpool Street; their arrival and intial accommodation; staying with a non-Jewish family; his work as an engineer, including during World War II and living in Ealing; his contact with his family during World War II and their fate; the history of the Jewish community in Frankfurt and Germany and his family history from the 1600s; his return to Germany after the war.