Free The Righteous: The Unsung Heroes of the Holocaust by Martin Gilbert

by the Dutch
    Institut St Nicolas (Anderlecht, Belgium): two Jewish boys given sanctuary in
    International Catholic-Jewish Historical Commission: and Cardinal Stepinac
    International Committee of the Red Cross: reunification work of; protests against Hungarian deportations; issues letters of protection in Budapest; helped by a Hungarian army officer; continued rescue efforts of, in Budapest
    International Congress of Surgeons: a ‘legendary’ Righteous Pole at
    ‘International Ghetto’: in Budapest
    International Society for Yad Vashem: the Chairman of, rescued with his family in Poland
    ‘Iovayshayte, Berute’: an assumed name
    Ipp, Dr Tania: saved
    Israel: survivors in; rescuers invited to; and Soviet Jews; a rescuer and his survivor wife move to; a German rescuer settles in; a Righteous Gentile award in
    Israeli Parliament (Knesset): Dutch rescuers described in, as ‘the exceptional ones’
    Italiaander, Cirla (Cirla Lewis): in hiding
    Italiaander, Jaap: deported and killed
    ‘Italian Wallenberg’ (Giorgio Perlasca): honoured
    Italian Zone (south-eastern France): Jews smuggled to; Goebbels protests at ‘lax’ Italian treatment of Jews in; further German protests concerning
    Italy: round-ups in, xix; invades Albania; a Papal Nuncio from, saves Jews; acts of rescue in
    Izbica Lubelska (Poland): a Jewish family from, helped
    Izieu (France): Jewish children taken from, by the SS
     
    Jachowicz, Josef and his wife: hide a Jewish child; Photo
    Jachowicz, Ryszard: recognized as Righteous, with his mother and fiancée
    Jacobs, Helen: a rescuer
    Jacobson, Philip: reports on a ‘turning point’
    Jacqumotte, Réne: rescues twenty Jewish children
    Jadwiga, Sister: hides a Jewish girl
    Jaeger, Maximilian: supports his colleagues’ rescue efforts
    Jaffa, Sharon: writes about a Jewish boy in hiding
    Jakubowicz, Jakow: saved
    Jamin, Father: shelters Jews
    Jaminet, Father: shelters Jews
    Jamoigne (Belgium): Jewish children given refuge in
    Janina (Greece): ‘The Christian people…powerless’
    ‘Janina S.’: a rescuer
    Janossy, Father Jozsef: rescues Jews in Budapest
    Janowska concentration camp (Lvov):; a ‘very good sort’ in
    Jansen, Jo: helps rescue a Jewish friend
    Janssen, Hank: falls for a deception
    Japan: Jews reach
    Jarvin, Marcel: rescued, arrested, saved
    Jasinski, Emilia: gives shelter
    Jasinski, Stanislaw: gives shelter
    Jasky, Joseph: hides three Jewish women
    Jassy (Romania): a death train from
    ‘Jausson, Jeanine’: an assumed identity, Photo
    Jedwabne (Poland): Jews rescued in
    Jehovah’s Witness, a: helps Jews
    Jelechowice (Eastern Galicia): Jews saved in
    Jeretzian, Dr Ara: shelters Jews in Budapest
    Jericho: and the road from Jerusalem
    Jerusalem: funeral in, xv; conference in; evidence in; Avenue of the Righteous in; a rescuer invited to; ‘Hidden Children’ gather in; a visitor to, later leads rescue efforts; and the road to Jericho
    Jerusalem Alley (Warsaw): and a search for a safe haven
    ‘Jerusalem of Lithuania’ (Vilna):
    Jerusalem Post : interviews a ‘Jew-lover’ describes a ceremony in Amsterdam honouring rescuers
    Jerzens (Austria): a Jewish woman ‘in paradise’ in
    Jesuit College (Budapest): the Prior of, gives Jews sanctuary
    Jesuit Residence (Budapest): sanctuary in
    Jesuits: save Jews, xvi
    Jesus: and a Ukrainian’s curse; and the population of Drohobycz; and the peasants of Siedliska; ‘Go thou and do likewise’ ‘I would be forgiven’ a ‘witness’ to a pledge; work ‘pleasing’ to; the ‘idea of’, and a rescuer
    Jewish Centre of Culture (Warsaw): Righteous medals presented at
    Jewish Children’s Home (Oslo): a warning to
    Jewish Council (Amsterdam, Holland): and an ominous notice
    Jewish Fighting Organization (Warsaw): seeks weapons; a member of, in hiding; members of, recall Righteous Poles; a member of, saved after being wounded
    Jewish Foundation for the Righteous: assists rescuers
    Jewish Historical Institute (Warsaw): testimony in
    Joachim S.: in