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Hiding Children During The Holocaust

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Hiding and helping the Jews were something dangerous to do during the Holocaust. But some people took part in it and opened their arms out. Jewish children were to be hidden in Netherland to save themselves from Nazi deportation. Children that were sent away and sometime had their address moved from place to place were often involve in a lot of psychological problems. Hiding children or a family member was to be cost a lot due to that Jews carry a large black J toward their identity card which was a very hard thing to

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