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  • Holocaust Survivors Continue Gathering—Online
    https://kindertransport.org/2020/07/holocaust-survivors-continue-gathering-online/

    Since 1943, German and Austrian Holocaust survivors have gathered in New York City for what is known as the Stammtisch…Marion is an elegant woman. Proudly, she still drives her car,…

  • Death of refugee from Nazi Germany
    https://kindertransport.org/2020/05/death-of-refugee-from-nazi-germany/

    A WOMAN who escaped from Nazi Germany on a Kindertransport train has died peacefully at the age of 95. Eva Pinthus, a resident of Menston for 60 years, was 14…

  • Kindertransport: Swanage statue for ‘Purbeck Schindler’ Trevor Chadwick
    https://kindertransport.org/2020/05/kindertransport-swanage-statue-for-purbeck-schindler-trevor-chadwick/

    An “unsung hero” who helped save hundreds of children destined for Nazi concentration camps is to be honoured with a statue in his hometown. Trevor Chadwick, dubbed the “Purbeck Schindler”,…

  • Holocaust survivor, 96, who fled to Scotland reveals bittersweet memory
    https://kindertransport.org/2020/05/holocaust-survivor-96-who-fled-to-scotland-reveals-bittersweet-memory/

    Nuremberg, where Henry grew up, was the epicentre of Nazi power. Henry fled Nuremberg in May 1939 after his mum managed to secure him a place on the Kindertransport. “When…

  • Tributes paid to UK woman who escaped Nazi Germany in 1939
    https://kindertransport.org/2020/04/tributes-paid-to-uk-woman-who-escaped-nazi-germany-in-1939/

    The family of Lore Gordon, who was among the German Jewish children evacuated to Britain on the Kindertransport, have paid tribute to her following her death at the age of…

  • The Fate Of Refugee Families Is In America’s Hands
    https://kindertransport.org/2019/10/the-fate-of-refugee-families-is-in-americas-hands/

    On the eve of World War II many parents faced an impossible choice: stay with their children as the Nazis closed in, or send them away. More than 10,000 children…

  • A look back at Buckinghamshire’s strong Czech connection
    https://kindertransport.org/2019/09/a-look-back-at-buckinghamshires-strong-czech-connection/

    Czech refugees came to live in Beaconsfield, Wendover, Berkhamsted and other places in the area. Some of these escaped through Poland or Hungary and came to England by various routes….

  • The little girl who changed our lives
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/01/the-little-girl-who-changed-our-lives/

    Standing on Cambridge station, a tiny little girl with a shock of dark curls, Suzie Spitzer looked totally bewildered. Just five years old, she was all alone – save for…

  • Sir Richard Attenborough remembers Kindertransport
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/04/sir-richard-attenborough-remembers-kindertransport/

    The 85-year-old director remembers how Helga and Irene Bejach arrived in August 1939, when he was 15. They stayed with the Attenboroughs for seven years before moving to America. Irene…

  • Parents’ Escape From Nazis Inspires Entrepreneur
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/04/parents-escape-from-nazis-inspires-entrepreneur/

    National Public Radio interviews James Jacobson, a self-professed serial entrepreneur, who feels many life lessons stem from the lives of his parents, who fled Germany and the Nazis as young…

  • Holocaust survivor tells of his terrible experience
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/04/holocaust-survivor-tells-of-his-terrible-experience/

    A Holocaust survivor who escaped to Britain as a teenager has shared his tragic experiences with students at Wallington County Grammar School. Harry Bibring, 83, escaped Nazi-occupied Vienna on a…

  • Major retrospective of artist Gustav Metzger
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/05/major-retrospective-of-artist-gustav-metzger/

    Born in Nuremberg, Germany in 1926 to Polish-Jewish parents, Gustav Metzger was evacuated to England with his brother Max/Mendel as part of the Kindertransport in 1939. This overview presented by…

  • Imperial War Museum to Open Exhibition on Build-up to WWII
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/05/imperial-war-museum-to-open-exhibition-on-build-up-to-wwii/

    When plans to evacuate civilians from towns and cities were put into action on 31 August 1939, millions of children’s lives were immediately changed. Outbreak 1939 will incorporate the stories…

  • 80th anniversary of Anne Frank’s birth
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/06/80th-anniversary-of-anne-franks-birth/

    Ruth Joseph, whose mother was one of 10,000 child refugees who fled Nazi Germany in the kindertransport, wants every child in Wales to read Anne Frank’s diary as part of…

  • Professor on the frontline in fight to explain casualties of war
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/06/professor-on-the-frontline-in-fight-to-explain-casualties-of-war/

    Simon Wessely is an internationally renowned expert on Gulf War illnesses.Director of the King’s Centre for Military Health Research, his team’s work has influenced policy on the health of British…

  • More excerpts from the life of a refugee
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/07/more-excerpts-from-the-life-of-a-refugee/

    Retired Sheffield teacher Inge Joseph, who came to Britain as a 12-year-old refugee from Nazi-occupied Austria, has had a third volume of her memoirs – My Darling Diary – Vol…

  • Holocaust survivor Susi Bechhofer gives talk to Perry Barr pupils
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/07/holocaust-survivor-susi-bechhofer-gives-talk-to-perry-barr-pupils/

    PUPILS at a Birmingham school learned first hand about the horrors of the Holocaust when they were visited by a survivor of the Nazis’ efforts to exterminate all Jews during…

  • Students learn from Holocaust survivor
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/07/students-learn-from-holocaust-survivor/

    More than 75 students listened to Holocaust survivor Walter Kammerling talk about his personal experiences as part of a visit organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust. Mr Kammerling was among…

  • Eva Hesse:The legacy of a life cut short – works as frail as their creator
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/08/eva-hessethe-legacy-of-a-life-cut-short-works-as-frail-as-their-creator/

    Hesse was born in Hamburg in 1936 to a family of observant Jews. At two, she was put on a Kindertransport, first to Holland, then England and finally, in 1939,…

  • The German refugee exiled again – on a dairy farm in Norfolk
    https://kindertransport.org/2009/08/the-german-refugee-exiled-again-on-a-dairy-farm-in-norfolk/

    When Celia Lee was evacuated from London to Norfolk at the outbreak of war, it was the second time in less than a year that she had been uprooted. The…