The Muslim Country that Saved Jews During the Holocaust
Turkey, a Muslim country, surprisingly did more to spare European Jewry from the Holocaust than…
Shoah
Walter S Zapotoczny
Many factors made Jewish resistance to the Nazis during the Holocaust both difficult and dangerous.
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Gertrud Luckner was born in the year 1900 in Liverpool.
Soon she comprehended the reach of the anti-Semite threat by the National-socialist dictatorship. Since 1938 she had been an employee at the Caritas German Association, after having turned from the Quakers to Catholicism.
After 65 years, Holocaust survivor Hilda Schlick (formerly Glasberg) is tearfully, joyfully reunited with her brother, Simon Glasberg.
Abraham Lewin, an educator and a member of the clandestine Oyneg Shabbes (“Joy of the Sabbath”) Archive maintained a diary depicting the wartime events in the Warsaw ghetto.
Turkish artist Yusuf Tolga Ünker colorizes black and white photos from the Holocaust.
Rose Lipszyc tells her experience during the Holocaust.
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Despite the indifference of most Europeans and the collaboration of others in the murder of Jews during the Holocaust, individuals in every European country and from all religious backgrounds risked their lives to help Jews.
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