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One woman. 24 hours. 600 children. A deal with the devil on the eve of Sabbath—impossible odds in a city of shattered glass and burning synagogues. She defied the architect of death, racing against dawn to pull off the miracle no one believed possible. What happened next would echo through history... but at what cost? Discover the untold heroism that saved thousands on the brink of darkness.

🔥 Watch the full dramatized story of Truus Wijsmuller’s daring
Kindertransport rescues!
Negotiations with Adolf Eichmann in Vienna after Kristallnacht
600 children evacuated in a 24-hour miracle on the Sabbath
Vienna’s Kultusgemeinde, Dr. Josef Löwenherz, and Jewish orphanages
Final 74 kids saved from Amsterdam during the 1940 invasion

Disclaimer: This video is a dramatized historical narrative based on true events surrounding Truus Wijsmuller and the Kindertransport rescues (1938–1940). All characters, dialogue, and scenes are artistic interpretations drawn from documented facts, survivor testimonies, and public historical records. It does not endorse, glorify, or deny any aspect of the Holocaust or Nazi atrocities—rather, it honors the courage of those who saved lives amid genocide. This content is for educational and commemorative purposes only, in line with YouTube's policies on Holocaust education. Viewer discretion is advised due to depictions of persecution and wartime trauma. No affiliation with living persons or estates.

Sources:
Historical accounts of Truus Wijsmuller's negotiations with Adolf Eichmann in Vienna (December 1938)
Details of Kristallnacht aftermath and the 24-hour evacuation of 600 children on the Sabbath
Events involving Vienna's Kultusgemeinde, Dr. Josef Löwenherz, and Jewish orphanages
The final evacuation of 74 children from Amsterdam amid the 1940 German invasion
Dramatic elements drawn from biographies, survivor testimonies, and Holocaust archives

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