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Nicole Yancey was a survivor during the Holocaust. She was 2 years old when she left her home. Her mom didn't want to house her with a complete stranger, but she knew that Nicole would be safer.

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Nicole moved on a farm where she was safer than her real house. She got close to the people she was housing with, and even considered them grandparents. She ate, worked, slept, and hid.

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Nicole lost two of her closest relatives. She lost her two brothers. It traumatized her very much.

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Nicole's father was very traumatized. He thought he could save them, and holds that trauma. Nicole was still hurt by everything, but she went on with her normal life later on.

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“Had it not been for very tragic circumstances, and it's also very likely, unlikely that my mother would have trusted a stranger to care for her two little girls….”-Nicole Yancey

This tells us that her mother would have never let them go with a stranger, but the chances of survival were very slim, she had too.

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The resistance in France started June 1940. The resistance ended October 1944. More than 90 thousand of the resisters ended up dying.

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The french resistance group was called the maquis. The french motto for this was ‘live free or die'. The French resistance flag was a small and a big cross red, white, and blue.

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There were 500000 resisters men and women. If kids got caught, they would either get jailed, tortured, jailed, or even killed.