Having worked at the camp as an interpreter, Kerasiotis returned to Greece in 1945, where he moved in with a Jewish woman and joined the police. “We do not know if Kerasiotis was engaged in any political activity,” Hotzidis said. “So, first we must know them and secondly remember them, ensuring they are never forgotten.” “It is possible that some of these still belong to Greek nationals,” she told BIRN. The Nazis turned people into numbers, Meiwes said, so it is important “to give them back their names and to tell their stories”.