Kindertransport Association https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html News Home One Life – European Premiere – Warner Bros. UK & Ireland Author Lilly Maier discusses her now book about the impact of meeting a Holocaust survivor as a girl Book Talk Andrea Hammel: the Kindertransport – what really happened Alexander Gordon Guest Speaker Ilse Melamid, “Human Rights: Coming to Terms with Historical Justice Through Reparations” Course If We Never See Each Other Again – Premiere on JBS Peter F Kurer: an extraordinary life Letters from Liberators Lore Segal – Bookmarks Conversation with Sandee Brawarsky Joel Darmstadter‘s story World on The Move Exhibit Audio Series “The Girls“ “Exhibition ‘Für das Kind / For the Child” – Launch Event at Ottowa City Hall, October 19, 2022 Remembering: Talking About the Holocaust in the 21st Century NO LONGER UNIMAGINABLE: A Conversation with Holocaust Survivors Für das Kind/For the Child – The Story of the Kindertransport Exhibit Launch International Holocaust Survivors Night 2022 The Home Project We made no difference – The Rowledge house story – Edie Marcovitch We were the only complete family to arrive on a Kindertransport A Family dilemma – Miriam Blumenthal Kindertransport story We All Came Alone – The Kindertransport story Audio Documentary: My Omi Podcast Episode: The Cedar Children Lore Segal – Still Talking, New York City Max Reinharz Interview Peter Weisner Annual Gathering of Remembrance 2026 – New York City Quakers and the Kindertransport What They Carried: The Kindertransport Jewish Relief Efforts and the Evian Conference Student Intern Interview with Anita Weisbord A teenage girl broke the rules on a Holocaust rescue train — but it ended up saving the lives of twin infants without a mother Ilse Melamid about saying goodbye to her parents Talk with Ilse Melamid Ephraim and Neumeyer blog written by KT2 Stumbling Blocks: A Second-Generation Holocaust Memoir Active Goodness: The True Story Of How Trevor Chadwick, Doreen Warriner & Nicholas Winton Saved Thousands From The Nazis ‘Closeness’ and ‘distance’ in Holocaust survivors’ accounts of mother-child relations From “unwanted Jew” to “a brighter professional future”: Kinder girls and the nursing profession in wartime Britain The resilience of the refugee: how Kindertransport memoirs complicate understandings of “resilience” The Acculturation of the Kindertransport Children: Intergenerational Dialogue on the Kindertransport Experience Kindertransport. Remembering & Rethinking. Kindertransport Survey ‘Making New Lives in Britain’ ‘We became British aliens’: Kindertransport refugees narrating the discovery of their parents’ fates I said, „Auf Wiedersehen“ Footsteps of Memory: Frank Meisler‘ Kindertransport Memorials. History matters… but which one? Every refugee crisis has a context.