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‘I owe my life to England!’ Exhibition pays tribute to Britons who helped Jews escape Holocaust in World War II
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‘I owe my life to England!’ Exhibition pays tribute to Britons who helped Jews escape Holocaust in World War II
An exhibition which celebrates the everyday Britons who helped those fleeing the Holocaust during the Second World War has opened in London.
Swiss Cottage Library, in North West London, opened its Between Life and Death exhibition to retell the stories of ordinary people who supported Jewish people fleeing the Nazis across Germany and the occupied nations.
Among the stories were children who were saved by the Kind…
15 Jul, 16:10