WWII
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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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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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Pearl Harbor Memories from a Jewish-American Soldier
As the U.S. and the world remember the 79th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, a Jewish veteran remembers what it was like to be there.
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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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‘All the Days of My Life’
Marie-Rose Gineste not only delivered - on her bicycle - a pro-Jewish and anti-Nazi letter to French churches, but also sheltered and saved many Jews during the Holocaust.
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Serving in the Struggle Against Nazism
A member of the French Resistance during World War II, Suzanne Spaak gave her life in order to oppose the Nazis and save the lives of Jewish children.
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A Question of Human Values
Jerzy and Irena Krepec were Righteous Gentiles in Poland who helped shelter Jews during the Holocaust, and provided these refugees with food, clothing, and love.
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WWII Hero Who Saved Hundreds of Jewish Children Dies at 96
Betty Goudsmit-Oudkerk, a Dutch-Jewish rescuer who smuggled hundreds of Jewish children to safety during the Holocaust, passed away at age 96.
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WWII and Spanish Flu Survivor Beats Coronavirus
A 101-year-old man in Italy who survived both the Holocaust and the 1918 Influenza Epidemic has also recovered from COVID-19.
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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.
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The Boy and the Butcher
The story of Ehud Loeb, a Jewish boy who would lose his family and his identity during the Holocaust.