Title: "You have been kind enough to assist me"
First published: 2008
Description: This is the story of a North Dakota clothier who rescued more than 100 German Jews from the impending Holocaust in Europe. Herman Stern, himself a Jewish immigrant to the United States, began by sponsoring the immigration of relatives, and expanded his efforts during the thirties until he had developed a plan to settle hundreds of Jewish refugees in North Dakota, and had begun raising money for that purpose. While the onset of the war in 1939 stalled the larger effort, Stern continued to sponsor refugees and was ultimately responsible for more than 140 people coming to America and safety.
Subjects: American Foreign public opinion, Jewish Refugees, Jews, Foreign public opinion, American, German Jews, Holocaust survivors, Jews, German, Rescue, Refugees, Jewish, World War, 1939-1945, Emigration and immigration, Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Biography, History
Places: North Dakota, United States
People: Gerald P. Nye (1892-), Herman Stern (1887-1980), Stern family
Time periods: 20th century
LC classification: F645.J5 S747 2008