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The 16 pages that link to Righteous Among the Nations, each with the reason it gives.

• Holocaust educationRelated: Rescue cases show individual choices within systems of persecution.

• Yad VashemBroader topic: This program records acts of rescue alongside the history of persecution.

• Nazi persecution of JewsRelated: Rescuers acted against the persecution by hiding, aiding, or helping Jews escape.

• Final SolutionRelated: Rescue efforts reveal choices made by individuals amid state-organized persecution.

• Pope Pius XIIRelated: The honor became a focal point in arguments over whether Pius XII should be recognized.

• Raoul WallenbergRelated: Wallenberg’s rescue work exemplifies the actions this honor recognizes.

• Holocaust in UkraineNarrower topic: Ukrainian rescuers are recognized within this broader history of rescue.

• Jan KarskiRelated: Yad Vashem recognized Karski for his efforts to inform the world about the Holocaust.

• Oskar SchindlerRelated: Yad Vashem recognized Schindler and Emilie for their rescue efforts.

• Rescue of Jews during the HolocaustRelated: The designation records individual rescue while setting formal criteria for recognition.

• Gino BartaliRelated: Yad Vashem recognized Bartali for his wartime assistance to Jews.

• Thomas KeneallyRelated: Schindler’s actions, as portrayed by Keneally, became widely associated with this honor.

• Chiune SugiharaRelated: Yad Vashem recognized Sugihara for helping Jews escape Nazi persecution.

• Frits PhilipsCompared with: The title offers a formal benchmark distinct from Philips's documented wartime actions.

• Irena SendlerNarrower topic: Yad Vashem recognized Sendler with this honor for her rescue work.

• Nicholas WintonNarrower topic: Winton received this recognition for helping Jewish children escape Nazi persecution.