World War II
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The Jewish Boxers Who Helped FBI Fight the Nazis
An upcoming novel tells the true story of how the FBI recruited Jewish boxers in America to fight the Nazi scourge during World War II.
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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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‘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 Mennonite in Nazi-Occupied France
A Mennonite from the U.S. and a French teacher, Lois Gunden rescued many Jewish children in France during the Holocaust.
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Pastor Post and His Righteous Wife and Brothers
Righteous Gentiles Pastor Hendrik "Henk" Post and his wife Harmina worked to save Jewish people and stop the Nazis intent on murdering God's children.
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The Dancer of Auschwitz
Franceska Mann was a Jewish dancer from Poland who sparked a resistance against the Nazis in 1943, losing her life, but standing up against evil.
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Celebrated Jewish WWII Vet Dies at 106
Yefim Haim Goldberg lived a good life - from decorated WWII hero to sailor to poet.
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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.
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Our Whole Life
Malgorzata Wolska and her children sheltered Warsaw Jews from the Nazis. While their Jewish friends were murdered, an important archive was saved.
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They Never Lost Courage
Jan and Anna Puchalski were a Christian couple who risked the lives of their family to rescue Polish Jews during the Holocaust.
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5 Healers of the Holocaust
These doctors and nurses were more than just healthcare workers — they were lifesaving heroes to countless Jews during the Holocaust.
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