The parents had to make the decision of sending their children away to safety, not knowing when they will reunite. They knew that they must do anything and everything they could so their child would have a chance surviving the terrible persecution. As soon as the children were placed in their temporary foster families they came to find that not many of the families spoke their language. It was often hard to communicate, therefore the children often felt alone with no one to talk to. The children were physically and emotionally scarred and they had to live with the reminder of what happened during their