In the fall of 1938, Adolf Hitler agreed to allow select Jewish citizens of Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia to send their elementary school children to foster homes in Britain.

Before Hitler withdrew this concession, 10,000 children were sent abroad thus escaping the horrors of the death camps that awaited their parents and siblings.
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The horrors of the Holocaust have been well-documented. Yet there is another tale to tell.

It is Into The Arms Of Strangers: Stories Of The Kindertransport, and it's worth recounting.
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