Advocates and Allies
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The Pharmacist of the Krakow Ghetto
Tadeusz Pankiewicz was named Righteous Among the Nations for his work as the pharmacist in Krakow's Ghetto who helped save Jews during the Holocaust.
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Testimony of the Holocaust from a Righteous Gentile
A German engineer who was witness to atrocities during the Holocaust, Hermann Graebe saved Jewish lives and his testimony helped bring Nazis to justice.
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An Orphan and Holocaust Hero
An orphan from a poor farming family in Belarus, this teenager risked her life to save Jews from the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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Out of the Ghetto: Saving a Jewish Child from the Nazis
Bronislava Kristopaviciene was a nurse who sheltered and saved a small Jewish girl, daughter to Zinaida Levina, who was to be murdered during the Holocaust.
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A Miracle Tip-Off Saves Jewish Grandparents
Writing at the BBC, the grandson of Danish Jews tells how his grandparents escaped being rounded up and murdered by the Nazi regime.
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Jan Karski – The Messenger of a Holocaust Resistance
Jan Karski was a member of the Polish Resistance during World War II whose reports on the Warsaw Ghetto and other Nazi atrocities brought news of the Holocaust to the world.
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The Christian Student Who Outsmarted the Nazis
Germaine Ribiere was a Christian student in France during WWII who did all she could, including disguising herself as a cleaning lady in a Nazi-occupied building, to save her Jewish neighbors.
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Roddie Edmonds: American POW and Righteous Gentile
An American soldier taken prisoner by the Nazis during WWII, Roddie Edmonds saved the lives of 200 fellow American POWs who were Jewish.
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They Called Her Grandma
The story of a Ukrainian Christian who took in a sick Jewish woman, who her children called "Grandma," and sheltered her from the Nazis despite the danger it posed to her own family.
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Letters from the Warsaw Ghetto: The Fate of Tens of Thousands of People
Hans Stockmar, a Christian candle-maker, sent letters and aid to his Jewish friend, a beekeeper named Josef Gelbart, until Gelbart was sent to the Warsaw Ghetto.
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‘Tante Ciel’ – A Schoolteacher and a Righteous Gentile
Caecilia Loots was a Dutch schoolteacher who sheltered and saved Jewish children during World War II.
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Dr. Clara Ambrus – A Lifetime of Saving Lives
While a young medical student in Budapest during World War II, Dr. Clara Ambrus saved the lives of many Jews.
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