How 800 Berlin jews survived the Nazis in this hospital @DWHistoryandCulture
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During World War II, the Jewish Hospital in Berlin was used by the Nazis as a transit point for the mass deportation of Jews from Berlin to the death camps. At the same time, it was a place of resistance. Doctors tried to save Jewish patients from deportation. A place of refuge — and of death.

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