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Obstacles to Emigration 1939 – The Refugees’ Distress
Men First” – the “Smallbones-Scheme” of the British Consulate in Frankfurt am Main
“Just get out, just get out” the British Quakers pressured
Extraordinary involvement and helpers’ limits
German-British Help to Escape, prepared in Arndtstrasse 51
The Children Transports to Great Britain 1938/39
The Chance to Escape was like a Lottery Prize
Consequences of the Starvation Policy 1942: “Misery wherever one looks”
Dangers by Rescue: “The biggest rascal in the whole country is and will always be the denouncer”
Escape to Palestine via the Balkan Route
Simulated suicide as entry to illegal life
The Miracle of Kaiserhofstrasse 12, Frankfurt
Accompanied and Protected by Good Friends
Registered as “missing” by the Gestapo
Irene Block rescues Maria Fulda: “I knew what I was doing”
Escaped to Switzerland with the French Resistance
Saved by a Jump Across the Street
Within Sight of the Swiss Border: the Escape Goal
Mistrust led to Discovery
A Resistance Group within the Police Headquarters
Rescued by the French Resistance
Escape from Berlin and Refuge in Frankfurt and Hessen
Resistance as RescueResistance: The Bockenheim Network
A Witness of the Destruction Reports Abroad
A Trip into the Unknown with Cyanide in the Hair Bun
Accommodation in The Netherlands “Huisgenoten uit Duitsland”
“Burning Hate was the Only Thing to Keep a Person Going”
“When Humanity triumphs over Fear”
Freed From Jail and Went Into Hiding
Martha Wiroth and Her Helpers
Salvation at the Swiss Customs House
The Postal ID Card as a Rescue Helper
Saved From Euthanasia in Hadamar
Packages and Bank Transfers as Survival Help in the Ghettos at Lodz, Theresienstadt and Minsk
Go into Hiding Prior to the Big Deportation in February 1945

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