Although WWII showed the ugly capabilities of humans it also shed light on the beautiful side of humanity. Countries around the world started to open up their doors to help the Jews escape from the horrid conditions they were facing in Nazis Germany. In an effort to help the Jews, Britain developed the idea of kindertransport. A rescue plan that allows immigration of Jews under the age of 17. The invention of “kindertransport saved around 10,000 children, most of them Jewish, from Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland”(Kindertransport). This idea of rescuing Jews from Germany save thousands of lives. The paradox of both beauty and ugly occurring in WW II is shown through this idea, many citizens risked their lives for others in the
