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The boys' story.

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Format: Online resource
Published: UK : '45 Aid Society
Locale: Great Britain
Europe, Eastern
Other Authors/Editors: '45 Aid Society.
Notes: Website viewed 26 October 2021.

At the end of WWII hundreds of Jewish boys (Holocaust survivors) were brought to the UK in the final Kindertransports. Their biographies, and the story of Leonord Montefiore - who organized the boys' rescue - are told on this website.

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Language: English
External Link: https://45aid.org/history/who-are-the-boys/the-boys-story/
Physical Description: 1 online resource

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Subjects: Kindertransports (Rescue operations)--Great Britain. Jewish children--Europe, Eastern. Boys--Great Britain--Biography. Holocaust survivors--Biography. Boys. Biographies. Montefiore, L. G.--(Leonard Goldsmid),--1889-1961.

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