Interviewed Subjects
The documentary relies heavily on filmed interviews in which the children of the kindertransport (now grown men and women in their 60s and 70s) recall their feelings and experiences of the kindertransport. These interview subjects include:
- Lorraine Allard, kind
- Lory Cahn, kind
- Mariam Cohen, foster mother of Kurt Fuchel
- Hedy Epstein, kind
- Kurt Fuchel, kind
- Alexander Gordon, kind
- Franzi Groszmann, mother of Lore Segal
- Eva Hayman, kind
- Jack Hellman, kind
- Bertha Leverton, kind
- Ursula Rosenfeld, kind
- Inge Sadan, kind (Bertha Leverton's sister)
- Lore Segal, kind
- Robert Sugar, kind
- Nicholas Winton, rescuer
- Norbert Woolheim, rescuer
Alexander Gordon was also one of the refugees on HMT Dunera, one of the most notorious events of British maritime history.
Read more about this topic: Into The Arms Of Strangers: Stories Of The Kindertransport
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