Many people who helped save Jews from persecution by the Nazis are recognised as "Righteous Among The Nations" by Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority in Jerusalem. (If you run a wikipedia search on 'righteous among the nations' you will find links to brief biographies).
Some of the best known of these are:
Corrie ten Boom (Netherlands)
Pere Marie-Benoit (France)
Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians
Oskar Schindler (Germany)
Giorgio Perlasca (Italy)
Archbishop Damaskinos (Greece)
Julius Madritsch (Austria)
Prince Konstantin Karadja (Romania)
Per Faye-Hansen (Norway)
Frank Foley (England)
Schindler and the Ten Boom family are two of the best known ones, but there are many others. The Holocaust Memorial Center in Jerusalem commemorates over 24 000 rescuers. The Related Links below give...
if they were discovered they would be sent to concentration camps with the jews
No some helped hide the Jews
Some individuals helped: no country helped as a country.IMPROVE: It is true that no complete country, as one, had completely hid the Jews.However, in countries in Poland, many people helped hide thousands of Jews. The Poles and Polish Jews were allied with each other because they just wanted to protect their homeland and defend their freedom from the Germans that invaded Poland.There are some other country's people that helped. In Bulgaria, they managed to save their entire Jewish population from deportation and shipment to concentration camps.In Albania, the people stood and protected their Jews because they were Muslim, and they believed in their religious morals.
Yes, of course. The Nazi's imprisone Gypsies, criminals, homsexuals, and anyone who protested against Hitler.They also imprisoned the people who helped the Jews hide, and some Nazi's themselfs for trying to kill Hitler.
Harriet Tubman was an inspiration to help suppressed people find ways to a better life. Later, during the holocaust people helped hide and smuggle Jews in Germany and the surrounding countries, such as Poland.
A German man called Oskar Schindler is one man who helped the Jews although it started out for profit because Jew labour was cheap. In the end though he ended up penniless from bribes and black-market purchases for the Schindlerjuden, or Schindler's Jews. Another person was Irene Gut Opdyke, a Polish nurse who throughout the war was captured, beaten and raped. A lot more people helped despite the dangers.
shindler and the ten boom family(:
I have added a link to the Righteous from Yad Vashem.
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Jews and people who helped Jews hide.
Switzerland
They hide in cellars, barns, the forests. Anything that was available.
No some helped hide the Jews
She was very brave, as people who helped Jews to hide could be sent to a concentration camp.
Yes.
Friends of their kids or just friends and people who didn't believe with Adolf Hittler and people who wanted the Jews to have a fair share.
she helped he Jews neighbour escape from NAZI HOLOCAUST. to hide them.
Some individuals helped: no country helped as a country.IMPROVE: It is true that no complete country, as one, had completely hid the Jews.However, in countries in Poland, many people helped hide thousands of Jews. The Poles and Polish Jews were allied with each other because they just wanted to protect their homeland and defend their freedom from the Germans that invaded Poland.There are some other country's people that helped. In Bulgaria, they managed to save their entire Jewish population from deportation and shipment to concentration camps.In Albania, the people stood and protected their Jews because they were Muslim, and they believed in their religious morals.