Advocates and Allies
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Fishing Boat to Freedom
Henry and Ellen Thomsen saved Jews during the Holocaust by ferrying them to Sweden aboard a fishing boat, an act which cost Henry his life.
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‘With God’s Help We Will Take Care of Her’
Not until she was 57 did Sabina learn her true story - she had been a Jewish baby named Inka hidden from the Nazis by a Christian family.
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A Social Worker’s Holy Holocaust Work
A Christian social worker who saved Jews and fought Nazism during WWII, Gertrud Luckner bridges between Christians and Jews as the war ended.
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The Warsaw Zoo to the Rescue
Jan and Antonina Zabinski used their positions at the Warsaw Zoo to save Polish Jews during the Holocaust.
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Dr. Albert Battel – A Righteous Gentile from Germany
Dr. Albert Battel was a German attorney and army officer who resisted the Nazi plans to liquidate the Jewish ghetto in Przemysl, Poland, during the Holocaust.
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A Princess with a Deep Religious Faith
Princess Alice, mother-in-law of Queen Elizabeth, not only overcame being deaf and suffering from schizophrenia, but saved Greek Jews from the Nazis.
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A Christian Schoolteacher and Holocaust Hero
Johan “Joop” Westerweel was a Dutch schoolteacher who became a leader in the Dutch resistance against the Nazis during World War II, and who was killed for saving Jewish children from the Holocaust.
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The Christian Nanny Who Saved a Jewish Child from Terror
Sandra Samuel is a Christian nanny from India who saved the life of a young Jewish boy during the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.
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Dr. Tina Strobos – I Believe in Heroism
Dr. Tina Strobos was a Dutch physician who was named a Righteous Gentile for her heroic work during the Holocaust.
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A Righteous Christian Schoolteacher
A German Christian and schoolteacher, Elisabeth Abegg joined the Resistance against the Nazis and rescued at least 80 Jews from certain death.
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‘An Example Worth Far More Than All the Teaching I Could Give’
Father Jacques was a French priest and teacher who used his school to shelter Jews from the Nazis, and who ultimately paid the ultimate price.
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Righteous Bricklayer at Auschwitz-Birkenau
An Italian bricklayer forced to work at Auschwitz, Lorenzo Perrone saved the life of Primo Levi, the Jewish chemist, writer, and Holocaust survivor.
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