Why Many Jewish Parents Send Their Children

Adolf Hitler was a very scary man! Jewish parents in Germany and people in other countries worked together to save Jewish children from him and the Holocaust by sending them away to different countries. They did this because after Adolph Hitler became Germany's leader, he expressed himself about Jews in many ways. He did not like them at all and he was very threatening to them. Jewish families were concerned about their children because of how threatening he was to all Jews; even children! In the story it also stated "Many Jews sensed danger coming." People in Britain and other European countries responded by creating a transport to get kids out and to another country to be safe from Hitler. As a result, many Jewish children had good childhoods with their foster families, and after the war, some even saw there parents again! The parents of these Jewish children had a few reasons for sending their children away. The parents of these Jewish children sent their children away one, so that they would be safe. In the story it stated that "Many people were very worried about children, especially Jewish children, who were living in these Nazi-occupied countries." This shows that the parents were worried for their children and that they were more than willing to send their children off
If the parents didn't send their kids away they most likely would have been killed along with their parents. The story states that "The Jewish children lived with host families and attended schools." In this part of the story it showed that they were even attending schools which was already a plus. Later in the story it talks about how some kids even got scholarships! So, it was a good decision on the parents part to send their children away; even if it meant they probably wouldn't see them again, they would still have a life and a good