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The Kindertransport arranged the emigration out of Europe of 10,000 children. Following Kristallnacht, the British government eased their restrictions on immigration of Jewish children aged 17 and younger from Germany and German-occupied territories in Europe. The Kindertransport involved children traveling through Europe by train and then taking ships to Britain.
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The Kindertransport arranged the emigration out of Europe of 10,000 children.
Following Kristallnacht, the British government eased their restrictions on immigration of Jewish children aged 17 and younger from Germany and German-occupied territories in Europe. Private organizations or individuals had to guarantee payment for the care of the children once they arrived in Great Britain, and it was expected that the children would return to their families after the 'crisis.' This came to be known as the Kindertransport and children traveled through Europe by train and then took ships across to Britain. Homeless children, orphans, and children whose parents were in concentration camps were given priority. The last transport from Germany left on September 1, 1939, as the war began and the final transport left the Netherlands in May of 1940, as the Dutch surrendered to the Germans.
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