A sus 6 años los nazis ingresaron en Viena, la expulsaron del colegio y su mamá la envió a Inglaterra: “Ser cuidada por extraños me salvó la vida”

Ruth Jäckel Marshall's harrowing journey began when, at just 6 years old, her family fled Vienna as the Nazis took over, leading to her expulsion from school. Her mother made the heart-wrenching decision to send her to England on a Kindertransport, saving her from almost certain doom. After years of navigating war-torn Europe, she eventually found refuge in Argentina where community support helped her rebuild her life. Her story underscores the profound impact of wartime decisions on individual lives and highlights the importance of international aid and solidarity during crises.