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Schindler on Wheels: How Gino Bartali Saved Jewish Lives During World War II with Richard Hurowitz
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Get ready to be enthralled as our host, Jonathan Kaplan, sits down with acclaimed author Richard Hurowitz, to discuss Gino Bartali, the Italian cycling champion and winner of both the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France, who showed tremendous courage on and off the bike.
Richard Hurowitz, the author of, "In the Garden of the Righteous," brings Gino Bartali to life. During World War II, while millions cowered under Nazi rule, Bartali, among others, stood up to Hitler and Mussolini. Like Oskar Schindler, Bartali saved hundreds of Jews by stashing fake papers in his bicycle and ferrying them around the country. A superstar in his home country at a perilous moment in history, Bartali hid in plain sight to help those who needed it most.
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Chapters
1. Gino Bartoli (00:00:00)
2. Gino Bartoli (00:04:47)
3. Italian Resistance During WWII (00:16:22)
4. Gino Bartoli's Underground Heroism (00:23:25)
5. The Life and Legacy of Bartley (00:33:46)
6. Bartley (00:38:35)
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