Advocates and Allies
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The Task That God Demands from Me
Johanna Eck was a German war widow who, during World War II, sheltered four victims of Nazi persecution, including two Jews.
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From Athlete to Righteous Among the Nations
A star athlete in Poland, Tadeusz Gebethner gave up a life of leisure - and his life - to help the Jewish people during the Holocaust.
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A Humane Hero During Inhumane Times
Viorica Agarici was a Romanian nurse and head of the local Red Cross who protected Romanian Jews during the Holocaust.
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A Righteous Chemist
Anna Igumnova was a Russian chemist who helped save Slovakian Jews from the Nazis during World War II.
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From Opera Star to Holocaust Hero
A Lithuanian opera tenor, Kipras Petrauskas and his wife gave up their lives and careers to shelter and save the daughter of a Jewish friend and colleague.
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He Who Saves One Life, Saves the Entire World
A Japanese diplomat during World War II, Chiune Sugihara issued visas to thousands of Jewish refugees in Lithuania, saving them from certain death at the hands of the Nazis.
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Jane Haining – Here on the Way to Heaven
Jane Haining, a Scottish missionary who cared for Hungarian Jewish children and died at Auschwitz concentration camp.
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Safety in the Sewers
An inspector of the sewers in Lwow, Poland, and a Righteous Gentile, Leopold Socha used the sewage system to hide 20 Jews from the Nazis.
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‘All the Days of My Life’
Marie-Rose Gineste not only delivered - on her bicycle - a pro-Jewish and anti-Nazi letter to French churches, but also sheltered and saved many Jews during the Holocaust.
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Serving in the Struggle Against Nazism
A member of the French Resistance during World War II, Suzanne Spaak gave her life in order to oppose the Nazis and save the lives of Jewish children.
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‘What I Did Was Merely My Duty’
Andrée Geulen is a Belgian schoolteacher who hid hundreds of Jewish children from the Nazis, saving more than 30,000 from certain death during the Holocaust.
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A Question of Human Values
Jerzy and Irena Krepec were Righteous Gentiles in Poland who helped shelter Jews during the Holocaust, and provided these refugees with food, clothing, and love.
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