id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
ger-617	Jacob, Frank	Ernst Papanek, Jewish Refugee Children during WWII, and the Transatlantic Dispute about “Children’s Homes”	2023	14	.pdf	application/pdf	7704	370	63	The Central Child Reception Office (Bureau Central d’Accueil aux Enfants), the Rothschild Foundation (Fondation 26 Global Education Review 10 (1-2) de Rothschild), and the Israelite Committee for Children from Germany and Central Europe (Comité Israélite pour les enfants venant d’Allemagne et d’Europe Centrale) also tried to get Jewish children to safety, and the first transports arrived in Paris in February and March 1939 after the French government had issued 200 visas for them (Maier, 2020). Since AMROSE was not the only organization in the United States that tried to rescue Jewish children from Europe and later coordinated their arrival (Sonnert & Holton, 2006, pp.	cache/ger-617.pdf	txt/ger-617.txt