The Courage Of Marianne Cohn, Just 21, Saved 200 Jewish Children, But Cost Her Life

The Courage Of Marianne Cohn, Just 21, Saved 200 Jewish Children, But Cost Her Life

NEW YORK (VINnews) — “Tomorrow I will betray, not today. Tomorrow.” – This sentence, which so powerfully distills courage, devotion, and above all, loyalty, was written by Marianne Cohn, a brave young woman who dedicated her short life to saving Jewish children during the Holocaust. Join our WhatsApp group Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email […]

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