MR LEWIN
We would like to express our thanks to you for coming here to tell this story.  It must be very difficult for you.
 Your brother was one of a large number of innocent victims of the struggle.  You and your family have suffered as well and I have said before, there is very little that we can actually say to provide any real comfort for you.   
 Nobody and nothing can actually ever compensate for 
the loss of a brother, of a family member and in this we are truly sympathetic to you.
 What I could offer is that in the discussions which are taking place at the moment with the Reparation and Rehabilitation Committee, there are suggestions for some sort of symbolic memorial which we hope to make recommendations about, so that people like your brother who died so senselessly, that their deaths will never be forgotten.   
 And we would like to appeal to people who have ideas about what those memorials could be, what shape they could be, whether they are actual memorials as we know them or whether they are living memorials.   We would like people to come forward  with those suggestions.
 And we would like to again, thank you very much for coming.