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Salle 9 - Rescue of Jewish Children

Jul 42 – Feb 43

A group of Jewish Scouts caring for Jewish refugee children.

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Photo, 1942–1943 © USHMM, Washington_E.Guinat_63628

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9.1 A Coordinated Effort

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1943

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Documents from the same period

“Anti-Semitism Is Incompatible with Christianity,” Cahiers du Témoignage Chrétien, page 2 (April–May 1942).

Fraternité, “a liaison organ for French forces fighting against racist barbarism,” an underground publication in the southern zone. Issue No. 1, February 1942.

Unzer Wort condemns the extermination and calls for people to take up arms: “11,000 Jews—men, women, and children—were gassed to death by the Nazi thugs, who used them as test subjects.”

A major demonstration took place on July 14, 1942, in Lyon to protest against the Vichy regime and the German Occupation.

Amelot Committee

Charles Lederman