Discover the heroic story of the Ten Boom family, who heroically risked their lives to save Jews during the Holocaust. #OnThisDay 28 February 1944, the Ten Boom family, which had been actively involved in hiding and finding safe shelter for Jews in Holland, was betrayed and their home was raided. The people in hiding managed to escape in time, but all of the members of the Ten Boom family and 30 other co-workers were apprehended and taken to prison for interrogation. Casper, Corrie (Cornelia) an

Corrie ten Boom was 48 years old when Nazi troops stormed her hometown of Haarlem in the Netherlands in 1940. Following the invasion, Corrie risked her life to help Jewish neighbors. And how did the Bible inspire her actions? Watch to learn more. And don’t miss the exhibit display on our Impact Floor. Open through this Sunday, February 14. Learn more: http://motb.me/t7ce2z. | Museum of the Bible

On 28 February 1944, the Ten Boom family, which had been actively involved in hiding and finding safe shelter for Jews in Holland, was betrayed and their home was raided. The people in hiding managed to escape in time, but all of the members of the Ten Boom family and 30 other co-workers were apprehended and taken to prison for interrogation. Casper, Corrie (Cornelia) and Elisabeth Ten Boom were recognized as Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem. Learn the complete story here: http://bit.ly