JEWISH cousins who grew up together but were forced apart during the Second World War have had an emotional reunion after believing for 75 years the other had been killed.
Morris Sana, 87, and Simon Mairowitz, 85, broke down in tears as they met again. The men, who were best friends as children, were put back in touch after relatives were united online. Morris, who now lives in Israel, broke out in a broad smile as he stepped into the room and set his eyes on Simon, who lives in Britain.
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