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Reuniting Friends: A Heartwarming Story of Hope and Friendship

This is the inspiring tale of two childhood friends separated during WWII who are brought back together after 73 years by a group of dedicated students. Through the efforts of the Children Program, they were reunited, sparking joy and healing. Witness the touching journey of reunion and the impact of love and compassion across generations.

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Reuniting Friends: A Heartwarming Story of Hope and Friendship

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  1. This is not a story about numbers 10 2 150 14 12 This Is A story about children 1,000 2011 73 1938

  2. 1,000 As part of the Children Program The Deutschland Set Sail In from Germany 1938 10 With Children Who left for America 2 12 This is the story of year olds 2011 And how in 150 14 Year olds brought them back together 73 Years later

  3. Madison Junior High School

  4. “I think what compelled me to do this is that every year we learn about the Holocaust and I want to change it,” Casey Smith said. “Obviously I’m never going to be able to change history so this was a positive way and a great opportunity to reunite two friends.” -Daily Herald PriyaTrivedi, "Being able to change someone's life like this is amazing.“ -Chicago Tribune “Not many eighth-graders can say they reunited two holocaust survivors,” Kyle Jensen said. “This was an incredible experience.” -Daily Herald Anthony Hawkins said, "I think I had a tear in my eye when we found her.“ -Chicago Tribune

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