Monday 8 August 2016

TURK PASAPORTU (TURKISH PASSPORT)

Recommended. A little known story of how diplomats' professional and moral duty combined with Turkish efficiency led to saving lives of a few hundred Jews during the Nazi occupation of France. Moving and thought-provoking in the part about how stigmatisation and gradual limitation of rights prepared groud for extermination camps.
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