CLEAN: A French count receives the title of Righteous among the Nations

During the war, the Count of Menton saved the speaker and their siblings from being deported. Six months later, their parents were sent to Auschwitz. The speaker later participated in a tribute to the Count and their family, which helped heal their emotional wounds. The speaker's grandfather also played a role by taking in Jewish children. A public commission recognized the contributions of the Jewish community.

Who saved the narrator and their siblings during the war?

• The Count of Menton

• A family friend

• A distant relative

• A local soldier

What happened to the narrator's parents six months after the Count of Menton saved the narrator and their siblings?

• They were imprisoned but later released

• They were reunited with their children

• They were deported and exterminated

• They escaped to another country

What event helped the narrator's emotional wounds begin to heal?

• A personal letter from the Count

• An official homage to their family

• A family reunion

• A public apology

Who did the narrator's grandfather decide to take in?

• A group of refugees

• Three Jewish children

• A family friend

• A distant cousin

What broader recognition is mentioned in the final section?

• A documentary about the war

• A memorial for all war victims

• A new law for war survivors

• Recognition of the Jewish people's suffering