Gentiles Who Dared to Save Jews

Why risk your life to save Jews? It was obvious that the easiest and safest position was to be complacent about Hitler’s obsession to annihilate the Jewish race. Yet many Christians and Gentiles in a society gone mad courageously rescued them. It is unfortunate that the majority of these men and women are virtually unknown in their own countries, but in modern Israel their stories are legendary.

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  1. Good morning

    My names is James Beukers, I am the Great Grandson of one Nico Beukers. We have a plaque in his name for what he did during the dark years of WW2, hiding two Jewish couples in his house from the Nazi occupiers. It is the Westerweel Woud Memorial forest. I am wishing to come to Israel to visit this piece of important Family history and world history. Is there there anything I should do before coming.

    Kind regards,
    James Beukers

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