Shabbat and a Jewish family: a true modern miracle

After the Holocaust, Mr. Levinsky (not his real name) refused to join his brothers` business in Switzerland, even though it would have made him a millionaire. He preferred to stay in London, working as an accountant, rather than work in a business that was open on Shabbat. His brothers broke all contact with him. Years later, upon his deathbed, his older brother acknowledged that he had been mistaken; while he ran after his millions, abandoning Judaism, his London based brother raised a wonderful family - the Swiss based children couldn`t find happiness with all their money. And there`s an extra caveat at the end of this story ...