
The Kindertransport rescue
We were instrumental in the Kindertransport, which rescued almost 10,000 Jewish children from Nazi persecution before the war. This refugee week, follow this timeline to find out how it came to pass.
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Donate TodayEstablished in 1933 to support Jewish refugees facing persecution in Nazi-occupied Europe, World Jewish Relief today continues to provide life-saving and life-changing action to refugees in crisis around the world, from within and beyond the community, helping them to establish independent lives. All our work, including our support to refugees, is guided by deeply Jewish values such as Welcoming the Stranger.
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Jews rescued from Nazi-occupied Europe
Ukrainian refugees supported since February 2022
refugees supported in the UK this year
We were instrumental in the Kindertransport, which rescued almost 10,000 Jewish children from Nazi persecution before the war. This refugee week, follow this timeline to find out how it came to pass.
Fleeing the war in Ukraine, Anna was taken in by a generous Jewish family in the UK. They would soon find they shared a remarkable family connection.
Yanal arrived in the UK as a refugee from Syria, fleeing conflict and devastation. Hear Yanal share her story of resilience and courage, as she rebuilds a life for her family in Coventry.