Jewish refugees in Cuba and Holland, 1939

A group travels from Hamburg to Cuba but is denied entry in Havana. They receive support from friends and make radio appeals to democratic nations. Eventually, they find refuge in Holland, with some moving to Belgium, France, and England, finally finding peace in countries that value freedom.

What emotions did the Wanderers experience regarding their return to Hamburg?

What does the text suggest about the lands where the Wanderers found rest?