How Did Morocco Save Its Jews from the Holocaust?

In the tumultuous epoch of the Second World War, characterized by widespread animosity and systematic persecution, an extraordinary narrative of resilience and benevolence emerged in North Africa. Morocco, a nation distinguished by its diverse cultural and religious mosaic, emerged as a bastion of hope in an era dominated by turmoil. This relatively obscure historical episode of the Moroccan government’s successful effort to shield its Jewish citizen’s from the oppressive measures enforced by the pro-Nazi Vichy regime illustrates the profound capacity for humanistic values and communal solidarity in times of crisis. <a href="https://medium.com/lessons-from-history/how-did-morocco-save-its-jews-from-the-holocaust-bd105ef2e98e">Learn More</a>