Saving over 10,000 children, kindertransport was one of the biggest organizations to save children during WWII. During the war Nazi staged a violent pogrom against Jews in Germany this was known as the Kristallnacht. For certain categories of Jewish refugees, the British government abated the immigration conditions. British authorizes agreed to allow an undetermined number of children aged seventeen and under. The organizations had to guarantee payment for every child’s care, education, and eventual departure from Britain. After the crisis was over children would return back to their families. Kindertransport was a rescue system to remove Jewish children aged seventeen and under from Nazi Germany to Great Britain between 1938 and 1940 and
