On December 2nd, 1938, the first Kindertransport from Germany arrived safely in Harwich, England. On December 4th, 2022 KTA members of all generations in the [...]
Professor Andrea Hammel, historian of the Kindertransport and longtime friend and member of the KTA speaks on her new book Finding Refuge: Stories of the [...]
Always Remember: A booksigning and fundraising event for the benefit of the Kindertransport Association You are invited to join Patricia Carey for a signing of [...]
Adoption Month: From Strangers to Family A notice on the shoe factory’s bulletin board prompted the British couple to volunteer. They knew little; a Jewish [...]
All Generations, Kinder, KT2, KT3, Virtual Gathering The KTA invites all KTA member Kinder and the next generations: children of Kinder (KT2s), grandchildren of Kinder [...]
In May 1940, faced with a country gripped by paranoia, Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered the internment of all German and Austrian citizens living in [...]
The World Federation of Jewish Child Survivors of the Holocaust and Descendants (WFJCSH&D)32nd Annual Conference, St. Louis, MI November 4-November 7, 2022. This conference was [...]
Alice Urbach was a Jewish Viennese chef and cookbook author who fled Vienna to England after the Nazi annexation. During WWII, Alice was the matron [...]
All Generations, Kinder, KT2, KT3, Virtual Gathering The KTA invites all KTA member Kinder and the next generations: children of Kinder (KT2s), grandchildren of Kinder [...]
