Jewish children′s restored books reveal life hiding from Nazis | Culture| Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW
Recollections of a 'Kindertransport' survivor They later managed to escape to Palestine via Switzerland. Some went to the US or later back to Yugoslavia. Except for one boy who had tuberculosis and was later deported to Auschwitz, the rest of the children survived the Holocaust. Some of the caregivers were arrested while organizing other refugee transport and were probably murdered in Auschwitz. In total, the Youth Aliyah organization that Freier founded in 1933 helped more than 7,600 Jewish children and young people from Germany and Austria escape to Palestine. Stories that endure The story ...