Britain's Secret Schindler

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That seems to have access blocked in the USA, but in November I watched a documentary made in 2000 narrated by Judi Dench called Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport, and it covers the same topic from a broader perspective. While highlighting the compassion of individuals to save children, it also reveals a tragic irony: the salvation of children was necessary not solely due to Nazi extermination plans, but also because governments across the world largely refused to allow their adult parents asylum along with them. I think people often wonder why Jews remained in Germany during the Nazi rise to power. Among other reasons, the difficulty in being granted legal admittance to another country was not an insignificant factor. This didn't change much after the war ended, either. It was also a significant problem in the Soviet Union after Stalin's purges expanded to include ethnic as well as ideological targets, Jews being one of the groups targeted.

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