Lives Reclaimed

In the early 1920s, a group of idealists in Weimar Germany, known as "the Bund," sought to create a model community centered on self-improvement and peace. Led by Artur Jacobs, their vision transformed as the Nazi regime rose, compelling them to provide crucial support to persecuted individuals. Utilizing previously unpublished documents and survivor interviews, historian Mark Roseman explores the small yet impactful acts of courage performed by the Bund, shedding light on their significant role amidst the dark history of Nazi Germany.