‘The Train Journey’ tells the story of 89 Jews during WWII allowed to leave Nazi-controlled Holland
for Budapest thanks to their Hungarian roots.
IDEON HARTMAN (left), Anki Tauber (center) and Vera Rudnai stand near the Holocaust memorial by the Danube River in Budapest, commemorating the murder of Hungarian Jews shot and thrown into the river by the Cross Arrow fascists. Tauber and Rudnai fled to Budapest from Amsterdam in 1943(photo credit: WILLY LINDWER)ByBARRY DAVIS
