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S18.E10
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Rescuers Speaking
Episode aired Jun 11, 1989
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Director
David Willcock
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Wilfred Harrison
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Richard Beale
Elizabeth Benson
Daniel Eastland
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Director
David Willcock
Writer
Wilfred Harrison
Stars
Richard Beale
Elizabeth Benson
Daniel Eastland
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Richard Beale
Dutch émigré
Elizabeth Benson
Dutch émigré
Daniel Eastland
Shmulek Oliner
Victoria Fairbrother
Polish woman
John Graham
Amersterdam man
Mark Kingston
Self - Narrator
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Dorota Kwiatkowska
Survived from the Holocaust
Maggie McCarthy
Balwina
Alfred Molina
Italian Priest
Sandra Voe
Amersterdam woman
Philip Voss
Polish man
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David Willcock
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Wilfred Harrison
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June 11, 1989 (United Kingdom)
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British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Forge Productions
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