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The Hidden Child Newsletter Published by Hidden Child Foundation /ADL Vol. XIX 2011

At Yad Vashem, the title of “Righteous Among the Nations” is rightly reserved to non-Jews who, during the Holocaust, risked their lives to save Jews from the Nazis and their accomplices.

Major Jewish rescuers of Jews are not distinguished by any honors. The explanation behind this is that while Jews who saved their brethren were just fulfilling their obligation, non-Jews had no such responsibility towardtheir Jewish neighbors; hence, only non-Jews, who braved the risks to themselves by extending help to Jews, merit a special distinction.

Marion Pritchard, a Dutch Righteous honoree who saved many Jews,
has criticized this thinking.

The neglect of honoring Jewish rescuers of Jews who, in her words, “if caught were at much higher risk of the most punitive measures than the gentiles, is a distortion of history.

It also contributes to the widespread fallacious impression that the Jews were cowards, who allowed themselves to be led like ‘lambs to slaughter.’ Nothing is farther from the truth.”

Here, we have in mind not Jewish rescuers who may have saved one or several of their colleagues, but persons who, acting alone, or in unison with others, created rescue networks, and saved dozens and hundreds of Jews.

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sadržaj:
The Jewish Connection  By Dr. Mordecai Paldiel Director, Righteous Among the Nations Department, Yad Vashem (1982-2007); How Rabbi Zalman Schneerson Saved the Teitelbaum Sisters, Bertha, Malka and Bella;The Rescue and Resistance Work of Rabbi Zalman Chneerson in Vichy France (1940-1944) By Harriet Jackson; Restoring the Rupture: Child Holocaust Survivors in the Postwar Orthodox World ,By Beth B. Cohen, Ph.D. ;Jerusalem Committee for the Recognition of Jews Who Rescued Jews during the Holocaust (JRJ) ;Searching and Finding By Felicia Graber ;Miki and Ferry’s Escape from Wartime Romania ,By André Cappon
;My Victory By Gerda Krebs-Seifer To work in a German airplane factory ;From the Warsaw Ghetto to the Far West By George Alland ;To remember, to Write, and to Act in the Face of Oppression By Freda Hepner, z”l ;The Missing Link of Survivor Families , Dr. Zahava Szász Stessel ;The Children’s Homes
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