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#1 A camp leader rings the dinner bell for refugees at the Dovercourt holiday camp, 1939.

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#1 A camp leader rings the dinner bell for refugees at the Dovercourt holiday camp, 1939.

Kindertransport: The Rescued Jewish Children from the Nazi Germany, 1938-1939

#1 A camp leader rings the dinner bell for refugees at the Dovercourt holiday camp, 1939.

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#2 Some of the first unaccompanied child refugees to arrive in England as part of the Kindertransport. December 2, 1938.→

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