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English education inspectors to be initially unfavourable toward New Herrlingen. Within a year or two, however, enough improvements had been made that they came to realize the school was viable and unique. In October 1937, there were 68 pupils enrolled at Bunce Court, 41 were boys and 27 were girls. Of the 68, all but three were boarders and all but 12 were foreign-born. By this time, the school had won the respect of the authorities. After three days spent visiting Bunce Court in 1937, inspectors from the British government's Ministry of Education reported their amazement "at what could be achieved in teaching with limited facilities" and that they were "convinced it was the personality, enthusiasm and interest of teachers rather than their teaching 'apparatus' that made the school work competently".
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so everyone, staff and pupils had daily chores and did the work, from converting stables into new dormitories, laying telephone cables and repairing furniture to gardening, growing vegetables and looking after the chickens to peeling potatoes, cleaning and polishing. The younger boys lived in a building, initially without electricity, about 400 metres (0.25 mi) away from the main building. Twenty of the oldest boys lived in a dormitory built on the grounds with the help of
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teachers who were up to the challenges and needs of the pupils. Some children were "almost ill with homesickness and the older children anxious for parents, brothers and sisters left in
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whether from daily walks in the woods, from the tasks required of the children in and around the building, or at meal time, where there were "English" and "French" tables and those sitting at them would speak in those languages during the meal. The arts were also offered. In addition to painting, drawing, singing and drama, the children learned to play music. In the evening, "Tante Anna" read a story, then gave each child a "good night kiss" and sent them off to bed.
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Court pupils were from families that had assimilated into the local culture and the children knew little about Jewish culture. Nazi persecution and discrimination made them aware of their
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things were going so well, they were exhausted. That changed with the establishment of "off-duty" time to refresh oneself. "It became possible to read, to write a letter, to go away for a few hours or a weekend without being interrupted or missed" wrote Hanna Bergas. She noted that the return to the community was always a joy.
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10 of the older boys, then, the cook and female students aged 16, before it was determined that "good
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exam; nine of them passed. In autumn 1933, three different groups of children and staff set out on an educational trip for the
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called it a "remarkable school, which was more than a school but a sort of community, a small republic". For many pupils, as well as their teachers, Bunce Court was a last refuge that not only literally saved their lives, but also gave them new meaning and substance." After the school closed, alumni
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school examination or because of the chaotic conditions of the era. At times, there were well over 100 pupils, but at other times, well under 100. The school made ends meet by putting everyone—children and staff—to work tending the gardens and animals, and maintaining the buildings and grounds. When
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said, "At the time, it was less important to be a good teacher than it was to be an sympathetic human being. It was more important to give them a good-night kiss than excellent German literature." In some cases, there would be letters from parents and then they'd stop coming, particularly once war
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invaded and annexed other countries, children began to come from
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and all German males over age 16 were interned. In addition to the pupils who were interned, some of the pupils who had gone home that summer to visit their families in Nazi areas never returned and were not heard from again. With two hours' notice to pack their things, the school lost five men and
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in 1933, she began to see that the school had no future in
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to be headmaster of the school, but his tenure was brief, caused by her interference with his work. In addition, after the war, a number of the refugee teachers left the school. Already difficult to staff, the situation did not improve after the war; rather, the low salary and remote location made
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to the countryside for their safety, but in 1933, when Bunce Court opened, England was safe and war was years away. English people were unaware of what was taking place in Germany and did not understand why Essinger and the school had left Germany. The new school was makeshift and finances meagre,
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on the rise, the school became increasingly Jewish, as some parents bowed to pressure to boycott Jewish institutions and Jewish parents found it increasingly difficult to find placement for their children. In April 1933, when all public buildings were ordered to fly the Nazi flag and
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Essinger realized that Germany was no longer a hospitable place for her school and sought to relocate it in a more secure environment abroad. She first sought a new location in Switzerland, then in the Netherlands and finally, in England, where she found an old
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Hall, the buildings and grounds of Bunce Court were used by the military and were much changed and required restoration work before the school could return. Not until after the war was over, was the school finally able to return to Bunce Court in 1946.
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and were picked up in red buses and brought to Kent, where classes began the next day. In addition, there were three children from a Berlin family fleeing Germany that had pre-arranged for their children to meet the ferry and continue on to the school.
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said Bunce Court provided "a highly intellectual atmosphere" with pupils who were excited about what they were learning, where their "intellectual interests were not confined to classroom learning, but encompassed politics, literature and art."
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Fees were set at £100 a year and many, because of their situations, could not pay, or were there on a promise that funds would be forthcoming. The number of pupils was constantly in flux, whether from having finished and passed the
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recruitment of new teachers increasingly difficult. In 1948, her eyesight failing badly, unable to manage it herself and, according to some, unable to conceive of anyone else running the school, Essinger closed Bunce Court School.
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with 18 children ranging in age from 6 to 12. Anna Essinger became head of the school and her sister Paula, a trained nurse, became the school nurse and its housekeeper. The ceremonies to open the school were attended by
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a school inspector asked a boy if he'd also done such manual labour back in Germany, he answered, "There, it was an educational method; here, it is a necessity." The children grasped the situation and pitched in.
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organized reunions for 55 years. Numerous people associated with the school wrote memoirs, both pupils and teachers, as well as Essinger family members and Anna Essinger, whose memoir was not published.
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broke out. Meyer said, "We tried to lead them away from the period of silence. We didn't know what had happened to the parents. We couldn't give them any hope, neither could we take it from them."
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would be shown and she didn't want her pupils to realize why they had not heard from their parents, but she was also worried that harm would come to them at the hands of some of the locals.
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to give it a more contemporary look. In 1896 and 1910, two wings were added. In 1984, it was again renovated and subdivided into four separate residences.
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2801:"Israeli Real Estate Pioneer to Discuss his Remarkable Life Story"
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2052:
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2574:"Der Nominierungsthread zu Verfolgt, emigriert, ermordet..."
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We Were Europeans: A Personal History of a Turbulent Century
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We Were Europeans: A Personal History of a Turbulent Century
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We Were Europeans: A Personal History of a Turbulent Century
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2534:, special souvenir supplement (4 February 2011), p. 11
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Mr. Horowitz, taught history and English; a British teacher
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every day, in order to improve their English vocabularies.
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his teacher getting a whole class of 10-year olds to read
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See "News of the Day - Tuesday - 15 September 1936 - 724"
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516:. In 1942, the home was closed and its residents sent to
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Interviews with Bunce Court Alumni about their Memories:
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Archival materials relating to Landschulheim Herrlingen
2056:(1997). See footnotes 138–148. Retrieved 3 October 2011
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The last children to come to Bunce Court were orphaned
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Gefen Publishing House, Ltd. (2010/5770) p. 196.
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Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies
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Town of Otterden website. Retrieved 28 September 2011
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2375:(April 2005), pp. 8–9. Retrieved 11 October 2011
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epubli.de (1 August 2011). Retrieved 20 October 2011
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Anna Essinger Gymnasium. Retrieved 28 September 2011
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Bruno Adler's nephew was a pupil. Adler was from the
1049:(1914–2004), historian and essayst, Registrar of the
756:, born Sevek Finkelstein in Poland, who survived the
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Center for Jewish History. Retrieved 16 October 2011
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Maria Dehn, taught biology and was the head gardener
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2517:(August 2009), p. 15. Retrieved 4 October 2011
1665:(August 1990), p. 2. Retrieved 11 October 2011
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Sevek and the Holocaust: The Boy Who Refused to Die
942:, which included a section on Bunce Court. Alumnus
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Sevek and the Holocaust: The Boy Who Refused to Die
2724:Transcript, John Tulsa interview of Frank Auerbach
1602:Parish of Otterden website. Dissertation excerpt,
1535:. He had older boys memorize several pages of the
980:went on to distinguished careers in their fields.
838:(Tante Anna or T.A.), co-founder and headmistress
350:" and to being there as "walking on holy ground".
2426:(July 2011), p. 7. Retrieved 12 October 2011
1986:Anna Essinger - Eine Padagogin Der Besonderen Art
1682:Haus unterm regenbogen. Retrieved 2 October 2011
4054:
2961:"Herrlingen; Landschulheim Collection 1928-1996"
2863:"Leslie Brent and the Mysterious German Surgeon"
2402:(June 2011), p. 6. Retrieved 4 October 2011
711:, a task which had to be carried out for years.
4103:Educational institutions disestablished in 1948
2662:(July–December 1936). Retrieved 30 October 2011
2362:"A courageous journey of healing" (book review)
2004:Alemannia Judaica. Retrieved 28 September 2011
1962:
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1858:"Revealed: the wartime school that saved lives"
1707:Quakers in Britain. Retrieved 28 September 2011
1480:Hanna Bergas and Helmut Schneider were cousins.
1378:attributed to "a really solid early education."
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1316:. (2003), reissued 2009. Published privately.
1165:List of people who attended Bunce Court School
1118:, chief interpreter for the U.S. prosecution,
972:List of people who attended Bunce Court School
2999:
2015:
2013:
1865:(11 August 2011). Retrieved 29 September 2011
1593:"Anna Essinger and the New Herrlingen School"
1071:, British filmmaker and television producer (
826:Miss Clifton (Cliffie), an Australian teacher
4093:Educational institutions established in 1926
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2761:"School Bell Returns Home to Bunce Court"
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2955:Photos of Bunce Court (Photo album #3)
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3350:St George's Church of England School
3345:St George's C of E Foundation School
3140:Duke of York's Royal Military School
3057:St George's Church of England School
3052:St George's C of E Foundation School
2673:Book review: Faith only in the drama
2499:Leslie Baruch Brent and Eric Bourne,
1831:
1774:Zylbersztajn, Daniel (10 May 2016).
1680:"Zur Geschichte des Landschulheimes"
1471:and was an art historian and writer.
1022:, Israeli real estate agency founder
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3678:Wilmington Grammar School for Girls
3628:Simon Langton Girls' Grammar School
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2628:WorldCat. Retrieved 30 October 2011
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2145:Exemplary Economists: North America
2027:(1997). Retrieved 29 September 2011
1016:Harold Jackson, Guardian journalist
718:at the pupils, calling them "dirty
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3673:Wilmington Grammar School for Boys
3593:Maidstone Grammar School for Girls
3568:Highworth Grammar School for Girls
2919:. New York: Public Affairs, 2022.
2906:
2888:National Heritage List for England
2526:Lesley Bellew, "Anna's children",
1562:
1419:States or joined the British army.
1307:Memoirs by Essinger family members
938:, it was cited in a 1997 doctoral
934:'s local history magazine. Called
779:After the war, Essinger hired Dr.
770:Theresienstadt concentration camps
496:abitur (schooling completion exam)
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4108:1948 disestablishments in England
3528:Dartford Grammar School for Girls
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2913:The School That Escaped the Nazis
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3508:Chatham Grammar School for Girls
3100:Bennett Memorial Diocesan School
2234:p. 139. Retrieved 3 October 2011
2207:p. 134. Retrieved 3 October 2011
1652:"Genesis and exodus of a school"
1312:Dorle M. Potten (née Essinger),
1258:. (2006) Arcade Publishing, Inc.
900:Muriel (Shushi), British teacher
873:, taught music from 1941 to 1943
734:Bergen-Belsen concentration camp
696:, later to be devastated by the
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3365:St John Fisher Catholic School
2312:Hanna Bergas (1979), pp. 50–51
2189:Hanna Bergas (1979), pp. 23–24
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3847:St Edmund's School Canterbury
3837:Rochester Independent College
3832:Radnor House Sevenoaks School
3822:The King's School, Canterbury
3533:Dover Grammar School for Boys
3305:Oasis Academy Isle of Sheppey
3300:Northfleet Technology College
3170:Hadlow Rural Community School
2979:Leo Baeck Institute, New York
2822:Peter Morley - A Life Rewound
1606:. Retrieved 28 September 2011
1555:
1537:New Oxford Concise Dictionary
1357:, retrieved last 23 July 2022
1345:Part II (Leslie Baruch Brent)
1232:Peter Morley – A Life Rewound
1176:Memoirs by Bunce Court alumni
1053:from 1939 to 1984, sister of
864:and in charge of housekeeping
3749:Sevenoaks Preparatory School
3668:Weald of Kent Grammar School
3603:The Norton Knatchbull School
3355:St Gregory's Catholic School
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1280:Memoirs by Bunce Court staff
1031:The Killing of Sister George
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405:. Having been influenced by
37:Main building at Bunce Court
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4078:Boarding schools in Germany
3890:Caldecott Foundation School
3618:Rainham Mark Grammar School
3608:Oakwood Park Grammar School
3543:Folkestone School for Girls
3493:Barton Court Grammar School
3340:St Edmund's Catholic School
3330:St Anselm's Catholic School
3295:Northfleet School for Girls
3265:The Maplesden Noakes School
3135:Dover Christ Church Academy
2780:"Dialektik der Heimatsuche"
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1074:Kitty - Return to Auschwitz
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394:, as well as the mayors of
267:Jewish refugees from Nazism
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4068:Defunct schools in Germany
3965:Senacre Technology College
3643:Sir Roger Manwood's School
3385:The Skinners' Kent Academy
3375:Sandwich Technology School
3215:The Hundred of Hoo Academy
3120:The Charles Dickens School
3042:The Hundred of Hoo Academy
2691:Hanna Bergas (1979), p. 45
2543:Werner Eugen Mosse (ed.),
2351:Hanna Bergas (1979), p. 65
2342:Hanna Bergas (1979), p. 61
2333:Hanna Bergas (1979), p. 60
2324:Hanna Bergas (1979), p. 52
2303:Hanna Bergas (1979), p. 27
2180:Hanna Bergas (1979), p. 11
2156:Retrieved 19 October 2011)
1941:"The Story of Bunce Court"
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3325:The Royal Harbour Academy
3285:New Line Learning Academy
3190:Hillview School for Girls
3070:
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2729:26 September 2013 at the
1922:28 September 2011 at the
1825:Retrieved 5 October 2011
1517:Das Tapfere Schneiderlein
1513:The Valiant Little Tailor
1234:. (2006) Bank House Books
1216:. (2005) self-published.
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3734:St Michael's Prep School
3719:Marlborough House School
3653:Tonbridge Grammar School
3623:Rochester Grammar School
3588:Maidstone Grammar School
3553:Gravesend Grammar School
3548:Fort Pitt Grammar School
3380:The Sittingbourne School
3320:The Robert Napier School
3315:Rainham School for Girls
3062:Wentworth Primary School
2638:Robert James Niebuhr Tod
2626:Robert James Niebuhr Tod
2490:Retrieved 4 October 2011
2440:Richard W. Sonnenfeldt,
2272:(2010/5770) p. 200.
2228:Richard W. Sonnenfeldt,
2201:Richard W. Sonnenfeldt,
2106:Richard W. Sonnenfeldt,
2050:Parts One, Two and Three
1698:Walter Block reminscense
1300:Reflections: Bunce Court
1254:Richard W. Sonnenfeldt,
1129:University of Heidelberg
950:premiered his 1994 film
439:Escape from Nazi Germany
354:Landschulheim Herrlingen
128:Religious affiliation(s)
94:51.2464306°N 0.7770667°E
4063:Defunct schools in Kent
3955:St George's Boys School
3930:Frank Montgomery School
3598:Mayfield Grammar School
3573:Holcombe Grammar School
3563:Highsted Grammar School
3523:Dartford Grammar School
2949:German National Library
2790:(subscription required)
1776:"Eine Schwäbin in Kent"
1631:Anna Essinger biography
750:Nazi concentration camp
550:children were evacuated
544:In later years, during
3945:Oasis Academy Hextable
3754:Wellesley House School
3714:Holmewood House School
3709:Dulwich Prep Cranbrook
3578:Invicta Grammar School
3513:Cranbrook School, Kent
3115:The Canterbury Academy
3090:Astor Secondary School
2939:"A remarkable reunion"
2122:Hildegard Feidel-Mertz
2092:(2003), pp. 87–89
2019:Michael Luick-Thrams,
1591:Michael Luick-Thrams,
1454:and had taught at the
1341:Anna Essinger's School
1136:Architectural landmark
1116:Richard W. Sonnenfeldt
1096:The Plot Against Harry
1028:, British playwright (
1007:and American architect
993:, British immunologist
912:Richard W. Sonnenfeldt
722:". When the 1944 film
613:Defence Regulation 18b
541:
3975:Thomas Delarue School
3862:Sutton Valence School
3817:Kent College, Pembury
3498:Borden Grammar School
3460:The Whitstable School
3240:Leigh Academy Rainham
3225:King Ethelbert School
3195:The Holmesdale School
3185:Herne Bay High School
3145:The Ebbsfleet Academy
2937:Leslie Baruch Brent,
2766:31 March 2012 at the
2678:25 April 2012 at the
2611:"Surfaces and depths"
2506:25 April 2012 at the
2411:Leslie Baruch Brent,
2394:25 April 2012 at the
2360:Leslie Baruch Brent,
1946:31 March 2012 at the
1598:31 March 2012 at the
1261:Leslie Baruch Brent,
1085:independent filmmaker
660:Years later, teacher
539:
528:New Herrlingen School
407:progressive education
234:progressive education
99:51.2464306; 0.7770667
24:New Herrlingen School
4039:51.24643°N 0.77704°E
3940:North Foreland Lodge
3648:The Skinners' School
3335:St Augustine Academy
3210:Hugh Christie School
3155:Fulston Manor School
2828:. Vol. Part 1.
2707:2 April 2012 at the
2443:Witness to Nuremberg
2418:5 March 2016 at the
2367:2 April 2012 at the
2231:Witness to Nuremberg
2204:Witness to Nuremberg
2109:Witness to Nuremberg
1885:3 April 2012 at the
1862:The Jewish Chronicle
1703:2 March 2012 at the
1657:2 April 2012 at the
1256:Witness to Nuremberg
1183:Exemplary Economists
1040:, American economist
916:Witness to Nuremberg
857:and holiday services
475:dating from 1547 in
315:was an independent,
4035: /
3925:Dorton House School
3852:St Lawrence College
3701:Preparatory schools
3440:The Victory Academy
3220:John Wallis Academy
3085:Archbishop's School
3047:John Wallis Academy
2655:12 May 2012 at the
2597:(2003), p. 105
2413:"A Lost Generation"
1780:Jüdische Allgemeine
1293:Leo Baeck Institute
1171:Bunce Court memoirs
1144:. It was listed by
914:wrote in his book,
860:Frau Berthe Kahn ,
799:Richard Sonnenfeldt
518:extermination camps
426:Corporal punishment
304:Richard Sonnenfeldt
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3935:High Weald Academy
3915:Bunce Court School
3797:Cobham Hall School
3465:Wilmington Academy
3435:Valley Park School
3425:Turner Free School
3395:Stone Lodge School
3260:The Malling School
3150:Folkestone Academy
3125:Cornwallis Academy
2945:Bunce Court School
2861:Thomas E. Starzl,
2702:"Anna Essinger 80"
2564:(2003), p. 50
2294:(2003), p. 64
2171:(2003), p. 83
1983:Katharina Ludtke,
1314:Des Kindes Chronik
1150:mathematical tiles
1110:Helmut Sonnenfeldt
1063:Arnaldo Momigliano
1013:, British humorist
781:Fridolin Friedmann
542:
322:in the village of
313:Bunce Court School
264:Communities served
222:Average class size
4044:51.24643; 0.77704
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3895:West Heath School
3807:Gad's Hill School
3739:St Ronan's School
3724:New Beacon School
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3405:Thamesview School
3270:The Marsh Academy
3255:Longfield Academy
3250:The Lenham School
3205:The Howard School
3180:Hayesbrook School
3175:Hartsdown Academy
3165:Greenacre Academy
3027:
2866:Annals of Surgery
2785:(1 January 2006)
2501:Hans Joseph Meyer
2488:978-965-229-522-4
2476:Werner M. Loval,
2269:We Were Europeans
2266:Werner M. Loval,
2257:, 11 October 2011
2255:978-965-229-522-4
2243:Werner M. Loval,
1759:"Anna's children"
1271:978-3-8305-1702-3
1247:978-965-229-522-4
1237:Werner M. Loval,
1101:Guggenheim Fellow
1090:Nothing But a Man
1059:literary executor
1051:Warburg Institute
1005:Fulbright scholar
987:, British painter
880:Wilhelm Marckwald
788:Bunce Court staff
709:complete blackout
679:Battle of Britain
634:Deutsches Theater
540:Bunce Court today
411:Montessori method
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3867:Tonbridge School
3857:Sevenoaks School
3842:Sackville School
3777:Beechwood School
3729:Rose Hill School
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3455:Westlands School
3430:Ursuline College
3310:Orchards Academy
3290:The North School
3275:Mascalls Academy
3110:Brompton Academy
3095:Aylesford School
3080:The Abbey School
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