American Diplomats Rescue Refugees and Save Lives
During wartime, American diplomats and consular officers sheltered and fed refugees from many nations. In Paris, Ambassador Myron T. Herrick safeguarded Americans and foreigners, turning the embassy into a neutral, protected refuge amid the siege and mob unrest.
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Americans Safeguard Diplomats Across War-Torn Cities
The article recalls how American embassies and consulates shielded Germans, Turks, Armenians, and other foreigners. Ambassadors Morgenthau, Whitlock, and crews provided safe passage, food, and even trains, while consulates in Asia Minor and Brussels housed refugees. The piece extols the U S isle of safety as a standard amid chaos.
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