Germany
Fellowship Blog
A Bridge Builder and Persecuted Pastor
Hermann Maas was a German minister who was an advocate not only of Zionism, but for the Jewish people during the Holocaust, many of whom he saved from the Nazis.
Stand For Israel
Photo Friday: It Was Winter
During World War I, many of Germany's soldiers were Jewish, as seen in this photo from Hanukkah, 1916.
Stand For Israel
From Germany to Israel with Love
Every year, a painter named Roland travels to Israel to show Holocaust survivors that "Germans are not the same people they were 70 years ago."
Fellowship Blog
‘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.
Stand For Israel
German Synagogue Shooter Thwarted By Recently Upgraded Security Door
Learn how you can help us in our current efforts to secure the world’s synagogues.
Fellowship Blog
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.