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Martha Wertheimer (22 October 1890 – June 1942) was a German journalist, writer and rescuer who came from a Jewish family. Before World War II, she oversaw the operation of the Kindertransport from south and southwest Germany. She died in the Holocaust.

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rdfs:comment	Martha Wertheimer (* 22. Oktober 1890 in Frankfurt am Main; † Juni 1942, wahrscheinlich im Vernichtungslager Sobibor) war eine deutsche Pädagogin, Journalistin und Schriftstellerin, die aus einer jüdischen Familie stammte. (de) Martha Wertheimer (22 October 1890 – June 1942) was a German journalist, writer and rescuer who came from a Jewish family. Before World War II, she oversaw the operation of the Kindertransport from south and southwest Germany. She died in the Holocaust. (en) Martha Wertheimer (Frankfurt, 22 oktober 1890 – wsl. Sobibór, juni 1942) was een Duitse journalist van Joodse afkomst. Zij was betrokken bij de kindertransporten waarbij Joodse kinderen vanuit Duitsland en Oostenrijk naar Engeland en andere Europese landen werden overgebracht. (nl)
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