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the Kristallnacht massacre

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During WWII, Germany had owned most of Europe. Under Hitler's rule most Jews were put into concentration camps. Jewish children were no exception. Great Britain took action after the Kristallnacht massacre on November 9th and 10th in 1938.

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Kindertransports, (which means child transport) were transportation devices used during World War II to save children before they could be taken to concentration camps. They rescued people under 17. The transports would take the children to Great Britain, where they would normally live out the rest of their lives.

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children that were rescued.

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It was a nine month rescue mission and it was successful. They saved over 10,000 children. That was their act of resistance, saving the lives of innocent children that the Germans intended to kill. Most were able to have normal lives in Great Britain. It wasn't always easy for the children, but they were thankful nonetheless.

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/apr/30/it-was-life-and-death-for-us-and-its-the-same-today-kindertransport-children-speak

https://www.britannica.com/event/Kindertransport

https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/6-stories-of-the-kindertransport