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"I shall never forger", Norman Lewis from "Story of War Magazine" Worse. sights followed: "We kept walking and found the remains of a white wall.We stopped and again we couldn't believe what we were seeing. There were these four figures on the wall and people have asked me, 'Are you sure I what you saw?' But we knew. It was plain to see that they were two children and mum and dad. You couldn't see the body parts but that's what it must have been - they were vaporized on the wall. Talk about man's inhumanity to man." Seeing the vaporized family is something that Lewis has struggled to forget. "You don't see things like this on brick wafts and it was like a very bad photo negative. You could see , it was a boy and girl and l would suggest they were between three and five and there were parts of mum and dad. I've moved heaven and earth trying to de-see something like that. You're seeing something that shouldn't be there but it was