Advocates and Allies
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The Spy Who Saved the Big Three
Joining an anti-Nazi group at the age of 16, this dearly departed Russian intelligence agent thwarted an attempt by Hitler on the lives of FDR, Stalin, and Churchill.
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From Cellar to Supper
Sisters Dora and Shifra Reznik lost their entire family to the Holocaust, and would have lost their lives if not for the kindness of a Tatar family.
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Like a Ray of Sunshine
Simone Stolze-Coque was a French nurse who rescued and aided Jewish children during the Holocaust.
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The Day He Gave Israel His Heart
Fifty years ago, Zubin Mehta arrived in Israel to comfort the war-torn Holy Land, and then stayed for half a century.
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‘I Loved Justice and Hated Injustice’
Armin T. Wegner was the only writer in Nazi Germany who publicly raised his voice against the persecution of the Jewish people during the Holocaust.
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🎥 Rescue at the Warsaw Zoo 🐘
Jan and Antonina Zabinski used their positions at the Warsaw Zoo to save the lives of Polish Jews during the Holocaust.
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Why a Children’s Author Wrote a Holocaust Story
Renowned young adult novelist R.J. Palacio talks about why her latest book deals with the darkest chapter of the Jewish people's history.
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A Real Life Wonder Woman
A Christian nurse who saved more than 2,500 Jewish children from the Nazis during WWII, Irena Sendler will be played on the big screen by Israeli actress Gal Gadot.
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Safety in an Artist’s Studio
Istvan Szonyi was a renowned painter and art professor who used his studio to shelter Jews during the Holocaust.
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A Russian Princess and Righteous Gentile
Sofka Skipwith was born into royalty, interned by the Nazis, and worked to save Jews during the Holocaust.
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The Untold Story of Japan’s Schindler
Willy Foerster was a German factory owner in WWII Japan who saved fleeing Jews. After the war, he was framed by the Nazis, and his story has been little-known until recently.
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How Eleanor Roosevelt Saved Jewish Refugees
The former first lady was a visionary who longed for all to have education, jobs, security, and health care, and who worked to save Jews from the Holocaust.
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The Blue-Collar Latvian Schindler
Zanis Lipke managed to hide, transport, and save 60 Jews during the Holocaust despite limited means and constant threat of execution by the Nazis.
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‘You Can Take My Body, But Not My Soul’
A Christian family in Ukraine lost all that they had because they helped save God's children during the Holocaust.
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My Father’s Actions
Among the many Jews who Johann Karl Nurnberger saved during the Holocaust was a baby boy named Peter, who Johann adopted and raised as his own son.
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‘Be Careful You Don’t Get Dirty’
Father Jacob Raile spent the Holocaust finding, hiding, feeding, and saving the lives of 150 Hungarian Jews.
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The Pianist’s Rescuer
The true story of a Christian German army officer who saved the life of Wladyslaw Szpilman, the Jewish musician portrayed in the film, The Pianist.
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Saying Goodbye to Israel’s Musical Best Friend
After fifty years of service to the Jewish state and her people, famed conductor of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Zubin Mehta, is at last retiring.
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A Light in the Cellar
Robert Seduls was a Christian janitor in Latvia during WWII who hid Jews in the basement of the building where he worked, saving their lives and lifting their spirits.
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Rescuing a Childhood Friend
During the Holocaust, a Polish Christian woman saved the life of her Jewish friend, who she would marry, their own daughter going on to work for Israel's official Holocaust memorial.
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The Boy and the Butcher
The story of Ehud Loeb, a Jewish boy who would lose his family and his identity during the Holocaust.
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