…Emilie Guth, born in a small village in Alsace, France in 1911, describes her family and childhood; working in a house that took care of war refugees…

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… Alsace in 1911. She was the oldest of four children. Her father died in the war of 1914, and they were raised by her mother. 2:30 The name of the village…

… movement in France (Eclaireurs de France); the saving of many Jewish children by a French Huegenot pastor and other citizens in the town of La Chambon-sur…

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… movement, the resistance movement, there, there was, there were those different groups, as I say, and those groups worked really in their own direction, very…

… Jewish children and other young refugees from deportations during the German occupation of France. The cafe, which was the town gathering place, also…

…Hidden children (Holocaust)--France.…

… of Belgium in May 1940; becoming involved in the Belgian resistance movement by hiding refugees in her attic; arranging a hiding place for Josiane…

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…. Jacques passed away in 1988. Fanny's daughter, Josiane, lives here and is retired from her work as a social worker for abused children. Josiane and her…

… German Jewish refugees outside of Paris; the Kinder transports from Austria and Germany, which evacuated Jewish children to safety; life at the Guette…

… remaining Jews from the ghetto; placing the elderly and children from the ghetto in villages; living in the forest in 1942; joining a partisan group; finding…

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… children. My father was a workman and my mother was a housewife. I studied in Ukrainian school. There were two synagogues in our village, one for the rich…

…. They went to Zoppot, Germany (Sopot, Poland), then to Danzig (Gdansk, Poland). There was a large community of Jewish Russian refugees in Danzig. The…

…’ reactions to losing both of their children; leaving Krakow when the Soviets neared and moving to a town near Moravská Trebová, Czechoslovakia (Czech Republic…

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…, yes. Yes. I never knew him. And what places did-- so was your father an only child? No, he was not. He had two other children. One brother died was…

…); her involvement with the French resistance while a student at the Sorbonne; working underground with the U.G.I.F. to transport Jewish children to safety…

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…. You see, they got married much earlier and so they had children early. So, I was lucky to have her ‘til I was 30. And I remember in Chicago when they…

… American; her three children; her daughter, Rita, who published a book on the war experiences of Danguole’s father (“Guest at the Shooter’s Banquet”); and…

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… of the war. In the garden, she looked for flowers and saw a jeep. They went to a DP Camp that had a soup kitchen for refugee children from Lithuania…

… of Belgium in May 1940; becoming involved in the Belgian resistance movement by hiding refugees in her attic; arranging a hiding place for Josiane…

…Jewish children in the Holocaust.…

… sheltered Jewish children and other young refugees from deportations during the German occupation of France. The cafe, which was the town gathering place…

…. They went to Zoppot, Germany (Sopot, Poland), then to Danzig (Gdansk, Poland). There was a large community of Jewish Russian refugees in Danzig. The…

…" movement; the Soviet occupation of Kovno and her father fleeing with her to Bialystok, Poland days before the German invasion; the occupation of Bialystok on…

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… was strictly orthodox, her father being an adherent of the "Moussar" movement. After Kovno came under Soviet occupation, Luba's father fled with her to…

… from other refugees and put in cattle cars; her father’s poor health and decision to escape from train; her father running in one direction while she and…

…Hidden children (Holocaust)--Belarus.…

…Oral history interviews of "The Children of Chabannes" documentary film…

… of Belgium in May 1940; becoming involved in the Belgian resistance movement by hiding refugees in her attic; arranging a hiding place for Josiane…

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… well as purchase and wear a yellow star. Fanny became involved in the Belgian Resistance movement by hiding refugees in her attic. Through her…