Another Chance

A Work of Historical Fiction Fanny: I have something valuable in my suitcase!Manuel: I don't even want to go on vacation.Herbert: Listen, I don't know how to say this,but I don't think anyone's coming to get us.Edie: There's no ship here! We're in Englandand that must be an alarm to wake us up... The Werner children's aunt was supposed to be waiting for them at the railwaystation in London, and she was supposed to bring them home to her house.But something went wrong along the way, and no one was waiting for thefour children who travelled on their own from Nazi Germany to the safetyof London.The lives of thousands of Jewish children were saved through theKindertransport operation which brought them to safety in England in the monthsbefore the outbreak of the Second World War.Two brothers and two sisters find themselves alone and confused at the railwaystation, yet little did they know what the future held in store for them.In a show of feigned kindness, Arnold and Jennifer, a pair of