Advocates and Allies
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On the Council for Aid to Jews
Known to the anti-Nazi underground as "Marek," Ferdynand Arczynski's purpose in life during WWII was to help Poland's Jews survive the Holocaust.
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The Friend of Israel’s Military
A strong Christian, Orde Wingate believed that Israel was the biblical and historical homeland of the Jewish people, and did his part to help make modern Israel a reality.
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The Godfather of the IDF
John Henry Patterson is not only the godfather of the modern Israel Defense Forces, but of a modern Israeli hero, as well.
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A Dream Come True
An IDF soldier whose Muslim parents moved to Israel from Gaza is being commended for excellence because of his devotion to his homeland, the Jewish state.
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Down the Rear Staircase
Jeanne Henri-Robert's husband resigned as the premier of France when his cabinet signed an armistice with the Nazis. While he was imprisoned, Jeanne sheltered and saved a Jewish member of the Resistance.
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Right at the Museum
The curator of a Dutch museum not only helped the resistance against the Nazis, but used his graphic design skills to forge identity cards that helped save Jews.
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A Pastor Imprisoned
Pastor Vladimir Kuna saved many Jewish orphans during the Holocaust, acts of courage and kindness that found him arrested by the Gestapo.
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An Easter Miracle
Hanning Schroeder, a renowned German musician and a Christian married to a Jewish woman, sheltered a Jewish couple from the Nazis on Easter of 1944.
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They Called Her Grandma
The story of a Ukrainian mother who took in a sick Jewish woman and sheltered her from the Nazis despite the danger it posed to her own family.
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The Hero Captain of Entebbe
Israelis remember Michel Bacos, the French pilot of the 1976 flight hijacked and taken to Entebbe, who refused to be released and stayed with the Israeli hostages.
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Saving a Child from the Nazis’ ‘Children’s Aktion’
Bronislava Kristopaviciene was a nurse who sheltered and saved a small Jewish girl who was to be murdered during the Holocaust.
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‘They Gave Me the Gift of Life’
Joseph and Marie Andries were a Christian couple from Belgium who sheltered and saved two Jewish children during the Holocaust.
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The Nurse Who Hid Hundreds of Pregnant Women from the Nazis
A new movie looks at the life of Elisabeth Eizenbenz, a Swiss nurse who saved hundreds of Jewish women and children during the Holocaust.
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‘My Role as a Doctor’
Dr. Joseph Jaksy was a Gentile doctor in Slovakia who, during the Holocaust, not only saved his Jewish wife, but also saved the lives of countless Jewish patients who faced death at the hands of the Nazis.
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Best Friends for Life
How a Christian mother saved the lives of her Jewish best friend's children as the Holocaust swept through Ukraine.
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The Good Shepherd
Thanks to the work of Lutheran minister Dr. Gabor Sztehlo, 1,500 Jewish children (and 500 Jewish adults) were saved as the Nazis brought the Holocaust to Hungary.
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Uncle Tibor, a Holocaust Hero
This Righteous Gentile who recently passed away saved thousands of Jews during the Holocaust, but the author came to know him in a deeply personal way.
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The Help of a Nazi Cop
Rudolf Peschel, a German police officer stationed in Warsaw during the Holocaust, used his position to save the lives of Jews who the Nazis intended to murder.
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Signed with Three Crosses
Karolina Juszczykowska was a simple Christian woman from Poland whose actions saving two Jews during the Holocaust cost her her life.
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Simple Electrician Saves 300 Jews
Often referred to as "Austria's Schindler," Anton Schmid was a Christian electrician who saved 300 Jews during the Holocaust before he was executed for his actions.
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