Kindertransport: Remembering & Rethinking

Subscribe now to this documentary series using firsthand testimony to uncover the story of the Kindertransport - the res... Read more

The Kindertransport was a loosely coordinated rescue effort in 1938-39 through which nearly 10,000 children under the ag... Read more

Fred Barschak can vividly remember the menu at his father's kosher restaurant. Otto Deutsch recalls his family's humble ... Read more

The events of the November Pogrom prompt Westminster to loosen immigration restrictions, allowing unaccompanied child re... Read more

Thousands of British families respond to the call to help unaccompanied Jewish child refugees, and at long last Kindertr... Read more

In the coldest winter Britain had experienced in more than a century, refugees were housed in unheated huts, while they ... Read more

With the onset of war in September 1939, the transport of child refugees to Britain stops, stranding untold numbers of c... Read more

Forging a sense of identity is complicated enough for most children. Now try to imagine what it must have been like for ... Read more

Anti-German panic sets in and following Winston Churchill's edict to "collar the lot", all adult Germans and Austrians i... Read more

Letters between the Kindertransport refugees and their parents first served as a lifeline to home, but when war breaks o... Read more