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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2019 · 52 MIN

WWII Project 7.21.19:The Extraordinary Story of Thomas Graumann and Sir Nicolas Winton

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Welcome to the Americhicks WWII Project podcast. Kim Monson is your host. During WWII, Sir Nicolas Winton saved 669 Jewish Czechoslovakian children with the Kinder Transport. Thomas Graumann was number 652. Thomas Graumann is the author of, "Twice-Rescued Child: The boy who fled the Nazis ... and found his life's purpose". You can find his book on Amazon (amazon.com/Twice-Rescued-Child-Nazis-found-purpose/dp/0281083126) __________________________________________________ Copyright 2019: The Americhicks W/Kim Monson Visit us at www.americhicks.com To have someone contact you about advertising on the radio program, the podcast, or the Americhicks website visit:www.americhicks.com/contact and fill out the form. Or, of course, email your Americhicks: [email protected] The Americhicks World War II Project airs on EZ1430 every Sunday at 1 PM. You can listen to the live stream by going to www.ez1430.radio.com Did you know you can get the Americhicks podcast on iTunes, Spotify and Google Music? Just open your iTunes, Spotify or Google Music and search for Americhicks.

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