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Wilfrid Israel's family owned [[Israel's Department Store]] in Berlin, one of the largest chain stores in pre-World War II [[Germany]]. In 1938, the store was ransacked during [[Kristallnacht]] violence perpetrated by [[Nazi Party]] supporters. Following the takeover of the store, Israel, who had run the business with his brother, fled to England.  In the summer of 1939, Israel took up a research position at [[Balliol College, Oxford]]. From there, he tried to establish contact with the German underground through Sir [[Stafford Cripps]], Britain's foreign minister, and organized ship transports for Jewish children escaping from Nazi-occupied Europe.<ref name=papers>[http://www.cjh.org/nhprc/IsraelFamily.html "Guide to the Papers of the Israel Family 1814-1996"], AR 25140, [[Leo Baeck]] Institute, Center for Jewish History, retrieved September 6, 2006.</ref>

Wilfrid Israel's family owned [[Israel's Department Store]] in Berlin, one of the largest chain stores in pre-World War II [[Germany]]. In 1938, the store was ransacked during [[Kristallnacht]] violence perpetrated by [[Nazi Party]] supporters. Following the takeover of the store, Israel, who had run the business with his brother, fled to England.  In the summer of 1939, Israel took up a research position at [[Balliol College, Oxford]]. From there, he tried to establish contact with the German underground through Sir [[Stafford Cripps]], Britain's foreign minister, and organized ship transports for Jewish children escaping from Nazi-occupied Europe.<ref name=papers>[http://www.cjh.org/nhprc/IsraelFamily.html "Guide to the Papers of the Israel Family 1814-1996"], AR 25140, [[Leo Baeck]] Institute, Center for Jewish History, retrieved September 6, 2006.</ref>

[[File:Wilfrid Israel - The Savior from Berlin.JPG|thumb|Logo of the film "Wilfrid Israel - The Savior from Berlin"]]  

[[File:Wilfrid Israel - The Savior from Berlin.JPG|thumb|Logo of the film "Wilfrid Israel - The Savior from Berlin"]]  

A new film by award-winning Filmmaker Yonatan Nir and producer Noam Shalev was produced and primarily screened on January 20, 2012 at Kibbutz Hazorea. The film - "Wilfrid Israel - The Savior From Berlin" is inspired by the biography written by Naomi Shepherd. It tells the story of Wilfrid Israel's saving activities, his connections with the founders of Kibbutz Hazorea and mostly focuses on the last ten years of his life. The film's website <ref>[http://www.wilfridisraelfilm.org Wilfrid Israel - The Savior From Berlin]</ref> provides more information about the person and the film and includes a link to its trailer.

A new film by award-winning Filmmaker Yonatan Nir and producer Noam Shalev was produced and primarily screened on January 20, 2012 at Kibbutz Hazorea. The film - "Wilfrid Israel - The Savior From Berlin" is inspired by the biography written by Naomi Shepherd. It tells the story of Wilfrid Israel's saving activities, his connections with the founders of Kibbutz Hazorea and mostly focuses on the last ten years of his life. The film's website <ref>[http://www.wilfridisraelfilm.org Wilfrid Israel - The Savior From Berlin]</ref> provides more information about the person and the film and includes a link to its trailer.

* Ian Colvin (1957), ''Flight 777'' (Evans Brothers)

* Ian Colvin (1957), ''Flight 777'' (Evans Brothers)

* WILFRID ISRAEL JULY 11TH, 1899 - JUNE1ST, 1943. London, Marsland Publications LTD, 1944. 1st edition. Cloth, 12mo, 50 pages

* WILFRID ISRAEL JULY 11TH, 1899 - JUNE1ST, 1943. London, Marsland Publications LTD, 1944. 1st edition. Cloth, 12mo, 50 pages