The documentary film "Comme si c'était hier, '' about the rescue of Jewish children in Belgium during World War II

The documentary film "Comme si c'était hier,'' about the rescue of Jewish children in Belgium during World War II In the film: testimonies of Righteous among the Nations, members of the resistance, and Jews who were concealed during the war: Thérèse and Marcelle Lacroix' Jeanne and Fernand Weber; Joseph and Dorette Szyster, who were concealed by the Webers; Maurice Heiber, member of the AJB (Association des Juifs en Belgique—Association of Jews in Belgium) and former head of the CDJ (Comité de Défense des Juifs (CDJ; Committee of Jewish Defense); Père Pierre Capart, from the Institut de Schaltin; Dr. Christine Hendrickx and Mrs. Brat, who concealed a girl named Jakubowicz; Nana Ruyts and Léa Abramowicz; Yvonne Blaze and Marie Henriette Ceulemans; Yvonne Jospa and Fela Herman, nom de guerre Marie Solidarité, former member of Solidarité juive and the CDJ; Andrée Geulen-Herscovici, who worked, inter alia, with Ida Sterno, a social worker, and Judith van Monfort; Judith van Monfort, nom de guerre Piron, and Fernande Nonneman; Yvonne Feyerick Nèvejean of ONE (Oeuvre Nationale de l'Enfance); Jerry Rubin and Betty Kichelmacher, who were concealed during the wawr; Willy Bok and his sister, who were concealed and adopted in 1942 by the Jadot family in Vottem, thanks to the assistance of Antoinette Molders; Fanny Filosof, aide to Father André Namur; Ida Hollander, who was concealed by Elisa Robson; Gustave Collet, aide to Father André Namur; David Ferdman, member of the CDJ.