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O'flaherty, Hugh Joseph
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Relief and Rescue, By Non-Jews - Catholic Church
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Derry, Sam
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Escapes - Jews
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Escapes - Non Jews
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Italy - Jews
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May, John
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Prisoners-of-War From -- Great Britain
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Resistance -- Italy
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Resistance -- Vatican
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Rome - World War II
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Simpson, William
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Relief and Rescue, By Non-Jews -- Great Britain and British Subjects
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Rome - Jews
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Vatican
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Chevalier, Henrietta
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Freyberg, Paul
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Furman, John
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Kappler, Herbert
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Lesslie, Colin
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Monsignore Hugh O'Flaherty
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"The booklet portrays the Irish priest Hugh O’Flaherty (1898-1963), who lived at the German College at Campo Santo Teutonico in the Vatican from 1938 and worked next door in the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. During the months of German occupation in Rome from September 1943 to June 1944, he helped over 6,000 people, including many Jews, escape from the Nazi henchmen. His organizational headquarters was his room in the German college. The authors show in detail what living conditions were like at the Campo Santo Teutonico during this dangerous time and how O’Flaherty was able to carry out his relief...
results.listIds.author : Heid, Stefan
results.listIds.year : 2023
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Testimony of Ivan Rot, born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1913, regarding his experiences in Yugoslavia, Italy and with the partisans in Yugoslavia
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 Testimony of Ivan Rot, born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1913, regarding his experiences in Yugoslavia, Italy and with the partisans in Yugoslavia His childhood in a religious family; membership in the Hashomer Hatzair movement and the Communist party; work in Zagreb as a clerk; marriage, 1941. German occupation; yellow badge; escape to Ljubljana which was under Italian occupation; detention and deportation to Alessandria, November 1941; status of "libero confine", an unrestricted inmate; good attitude by the population; escape to Rome after the Italian surrender; his wife is hidden in a monastery; witness is...
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Attitude of the Church
Attitude Towards the Jews - Italy and the Italian Population
Badge of Shame
Hashomer Hatza'ir to Be Deleted
O'flaherty Hugh (1898 - 1963 )
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The ghosts of Rome
 "It is 1944 and the Rome Escape Line, operated by a clandestine group known as The Choir, is smuggling more than 6,000 escapees from Nazi occupied Rome every year. Despite its successes, The Choir itself is riven with internal tensions and infighting. The organization risks falling apart, leaving thousands of escaped allies, Jews, and objectors stranded in a Rome that is ruled with vicious efficiency by the Nazis. Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty, the architect of the Escape Line and acknowledged leader of The Choir, broods inside the Vatican, seemingly paralyzed by what he sees as the intolerable risks of...
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results.listIds.year : 2025
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results.listIds.localNumber : Order Yeda 25.6/2024-V
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