Jewish survivor Rae Kushner describes when the Soviet Union occupied Poland after World War II, Kushner, along with the few family members that survived the Holocaust, left Poland to look for refuge in any country that would open its doors. Finally, reaching Italy Kushner waited over three years in a displaced persons camp before immigrating to the United States.

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Jacques, a witness to the Armenian Genocide, discusses Armenian refugees, including the famous Armenian-American painter Arshile Gorky.

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Tama describes how she learned English in school after immigrating to the United States.

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Theoneste Karenzi recalls his encounter with a family of other Tutsi refugees.

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Aniela recalls singing with her family and performs a melancholy Polish song she remembers from that time.

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Rose explains how a woman at a hospital recognized that Rose was Armenian.

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Henry, who is Jewish, describes how he and his Greek Orthodox friend learned about each other's culture - and how his friend reacted when the Nazis arrived in Greece.

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Freddy describes the cultural activities he and other children would do to keep themselves busy during their vacations.

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Ezechiel explains how his Christian teachings inspired a small group of Tutsis and Hutus to coexist.