They were forty-four. Forty-four Jewish children, all gathered in the sadly famous house of Izieu (Ain), “a summer camp that was not really one”. All were arrested during a roundup ordered by Klaus Barbie on April 6, 1944. Samuel Pintel could have been the 45th, but “fate” decided otherwise.
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