BBC Radio Cornwall interviews Marigold Bentley about Bertha Bracey and Kindertransport
Sunday 14 March BBC Radio Cornwall 8.25am interviews Marigold Bentley on the posthumous award given this week to Quaker Bertha Bracey, who played a key role in setting up the Kindertransport, bringing 10,000 mainly Jewish children to safety from mainland Europe at the outset of the Second World War. And see related photos and audio file here www.quaker.org.uk/holocaust and stories from the Kindertransport here www.quaker.org.uk/kinder
In response to the interview with Marigold, a listener called the programme to describe how she came on the Kindertransport. Listen to Lisle’s story here too.
Runs from 1h32m10 to 1h45m43
