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    Grigoriev, Pyotr: saves Jews
    Grobelny, Julian: active in Council for Assistance to the Jews
    Grodek Jagiellonski (Eastern Galicia): a Jewess in hiding in
    Grodno (eastern Poland): Jews sent for safety to; Jews helped to make contact with
    Grondowsky (a Jew): saved
    Groningen (Holland): rescuers in
    Gross Kiesow (Pomerania): an act of rescue in
    Gross Rosen concentration camp (Silesia):; deportations to
    Grossman, Haika: helped by a German
    Grüber, Pastor Heinrich: his Righteous acts; arrested and imprisoned
    Gruenberg, Miriam: rescued
    Grunbaum, Irene: ‘your small country remained open, Albania’
    Gruner, Peter: his brave stance
    Grüninger, Captain Paul: helps Jews
    Grunwald, Margherita: arrested, tortured, killed
    Gruszka Zaporska (Poland): and a Righteous Pole
    Grutsch, Adelheid: provides a ‘paradise’
    Grutsch, Lambert: an Austrian rescuer
    Grzybowski Place (Warsaw): and a Righteous priest
    Gualtieri, General Carlo di: opposes French anti-Jewish measures
    Gubbio (Italy): Jews given refuge in
    Guelen, Andrée: a Belgian rescuer
    Guicherd, Victor and Josephine: rescuers
    Guillaume, Marthe: a rescuer
    Gulbinovicz, Olga: ‘How could we possibly refuse them help…?’
    Gumpel, Ruth: gives testimony about her rescuers
    Gumz, Emma: a rescuer, in Berlin
    Gunther, Rolf: deportation plans of, thwarted
    Gurs concentration camp (Vichy France): and a Righteous German pastor; young survivors of, hidden and saved
    Gusarov, Katia: narrates a story of rescue
    Gustav VI Adolf (King of Sweden): protests against deportations
    Guterman, Ben: helped by a German soldier
    Gutgeld, Jacob, Shalom and David: given sanctuary
    Gutin family: saved
    Gutman, Yisrael: reflects on Polish rescuers in Warsaw
    Guy, Marinette: smuggles Jewish children into Switzerland
    Gylys, Father Jonas: tries to comfort Jews
    Gypsies: and the rescue of a Jewish girl in Holland; and a gesture of sympathy in Hungary; a Jewish girl in hiding with, Photo
    Gyula, Bishop Czapik: saves eight Jewish women
     
    Haarlem (Holland): Righteous acts in
    Hagstrom, Suzan: recounts a story of rescue and danger; and the murder of a ‘kind man’
    Hague, The (Holland): rescuers from; Jews from, smuggled out of Holland; a brief respite in; a baby smuggled into
    Haifa (Palestine Mandate): Wallenberg serves in
    Haining, Jane: her crime, to weep
    Halevy, Leah: in hiding in Assisi
    ‘Halina’: an assumed name
    Halter, Roman: rescued, and the fate of one of his rescuers
    ‘Hambenne, Janine’: an assumed identity
    Hamburg (Germany): a German officer from, helps Jews
    Hammerstein, Marie Therese von: warns Jews, and helps Jews
    Hammond, George: helps save a Jewish girl
    Hansson, Per Albin: agrees to help Danish Jews
    Hardaga, Mustafa: protects Jews
    Harder, Albert (and his wife): hide three Jewish women
    Harshav, Barbara: gives details of a rescuer
    Hass, Eidikus: sent for safety
    Hass, Izabela (‘Zula’): her survival and rescue
    Hass, Rena: survives
    Hasselt (Belgium): Jewish girls saved near
    Hausner, Gideon: expresses appreciation for Norwegian rescue efforts
    Haussman, Karl: hidden and saved
    ‘He who saves one life…’:
    Heart of Jesus Convent (Skorzec, Poland): two Jewish girls given sanctuary in
    Hebras, Pierre and Louise: shelter a Jewish family
    Hebrew language: and gravestones; and a girl taken out of the Kovno Ghetto
    Heemstede (Holland): a Jewish girl in hiding in
    Heerlen (Holland): a Jewish girl given refuge in
    Hegedus, Tibor: recalls acts of rescue, amid slaughter
    Hegyeshalom (Hungary): a Death March to
    Helfgott, Anita: given sanctuary; Photos
    Helfgott, Ben: saved
    Hellman, Arthur: found refuge; betrayed and executed
    Hellman, Emelie and Heinrich: deported
    Hellman, Peter: recounts the story of a French rescuer
    Helman, Benjamin: given sanctuary
    Helman, Gdula: hidden and saved
    Helman, Gita: hidden and betrayed
    Helmanowitsch, SS Private: and an act of kindness in Dachau
    Helmrich, Donata: helps Jewish girls
    Helmrich, Eberhard: a German rescuer;