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Revision as of 20:40, 8 September 2020
Holocaust Refugee Children
China
- Ursula Bacon (F / Germany, 1927) -- <Memoirs> "Shanghai Diary".
- Alfred Kohn (M / Germany, 1927) -- later moved to the United States
- John G. Stoessinger (M / Austria, 1927-2017) -- <Memoirs> "From Holocaust to Harvard".
- Ilse Charny (F / Austria, 1928) -- <Memoirs> "Year of the Dragon".
- Betty Grebenschikoff (F / Germany, 1929)
- Evelyn Pike Rubin (F / Germany, 1930) -- <Memoirs> "Ghetto Shanghai" (1993)
- Harold Janklowicz (M / Germany, 1931)
- Sigmund Tobias (M / Germany, 1932) -- <Memoirs> "Strange Haven: A Jewish Childhood in Wartime Shanghai" (2009).
- Helen Bix (F / Germany, 1933)
- Peter Nash (M / Germany, 1935) -- <Memoirs> "Escape from Berlin".
- Myra Davis / Myra Heller (F / Lithuania, 1936)
- Peter Max (M / German, 1937)
- Mary Steinhauser (F / Austria, 1938)
BIBLIOGRAPHY :
- David Kranzler, Japanese, Nazis & Jews: The Jewish refugee community of Shanghai, 1938-1945 (1976)
- Guang Pan, A Study of Jewish Refugees in China, 1933–1945
FILMOGRAPHY :
- Shanghai Ghetto, documentary (2002)
- A Jewish Girl in Shanghai, animated family film (2010)
- Above the Drowning Sea, documentary (2017)
England
- See Kindertransport
India
- Stephen Tauber (M / Austria, 1932)
- Tom Stoppard / Tomáš Straussler (M, Czechia, 1937)
Kenya
- Inge Berg (F / Germany, 1929)
- Stefanie Zweig (F / Germany, 1932) -- <Memoirs> "Nirgendwo in Afrika" (Nowhere in Africa) (1995), adapted into an Oscar-winning film in 2001.
- Giselle Berg (F / Germany, 1933)
Soviet Union
- Hanna Pankowsky (F / Poland, 1928-2020) - Memoirs East of the Storm (1999).
- David Silberman (M / Latvia, 1934)
- Marek Halter (M / Poland, 1936)
BIBLIOGRAPHY : Shelter from the Holocaust: Rethinking Jewish Survival in the Soviet Union, eds. Atina Grossmann, M.Edele, and S. Fitzpatrick.
Sweden
- Leif Donde (M / Denmark, 1937)