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Daniella Doron

Daniella Doron
Senior Lecturer, Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation
Migration

Historical Analogies and Separated Families

November 2, 2020 • by Daniella Doron
The history of Jewish familial separation is not only a story of Nazi occupied Europe, but also one of the United States. American efforts to facilitate the exit of Jewish children out of Nazi Germany were set in motion soon after the Nazi’s ascension to power in April 1933 and ...
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