Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport

00:00:39 l still have dreams...

00:06:18 ...was an everyday occurrence.

00:11:10 ...who would not interfere with the labor market.

00:15:24 There were two...

00:20:00 "´...that the British government, the House of Commons...

00:24:40 ...chiIdren...

00:29:07 ...to think about what was happening.

00:33:07 "´You cannot go to the pIatform.

00:36:46 And suddenly she showed her feelings...

00:42:30 They were probabIy Zionist songs...

00:47:25 ...and they introduced themseIves.

00:51:16 Of course, l jumped at the chance. l wanted to be near my little brother.

00:55:21 They´re not weIcome. You can´t stay there.

00:59:24 ´´lf only l could see you just for a tiny moment...

01:03:20 I waited.

01:07:07 Shattering, if l think about it.

01:11:13 ...in the news, I just heard him once go....

01:15:39 ...that happened to you.

01:20:03 ...about how humanely they treated their prisoners.

01:24:23 One day the sirens sounded...

01:29:04 The second year was better.

01:33:49 ...in Russia, where she was deported.

01:38:47 ...were aIive...

01:43:14 Who else has...