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Roman Jew recounts escape from Nazi deportation 80 years ago

(13 Oct 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - 10 October 2023 1. Illustration of a child on bus window with text reading (Italian): “October 16, 1943. Story of the child and the tram.” 2. Wide of bus where Emanuele Di Porto’s story and exhibition was shown 3. Picture of Di Porto’s family with text reading (Italian): “Emanuele Di Porto (child on the right, standing on the bench), with brothers and sisters. Rome, summer of 1938.” 4. Emanuele Di Porto with Rome bus driver 5. Text printed inside the bus reading (Italian): “16 October 1943. Story of the child and the tram. October 16th 1943. Emanuele Di Porto (Rome, 1931) fortunately managed to escape the Nazi raid by getting out of the truck on which he was loaded with his mother, who promptly pushed him away. The child, left alone, reached Piazza Monte Savello, where a tram line was stationed at the time, and got on the first vehicle. He confided what had just happened to the ticket inspector who invited him to stay beside him with the driver's complicity. Emanuele remained hidden on the tram for more than two days, protected by the tram drivers, until he met an acquaintance who brought him to his father, who had also escaped deportation. This is the story of Emanuele Di Porto, known to everybody as 'the child of the tram', and of those brave men who, at the cost of their own safety, went out of their way to save his life.” 6. Close of Di Porto on the bus 7. Mid of Di Porto talking with Rome Chief Rabbi Riccardo Di Segni 8. Close of the illustration of a child on the bus window 9. Close of the QR code that directs to animated video about Di Porto’s story, with text reading: “Of 16 October 1943. Thanks to the courage of the tram drivers. Download the animated video” 10. Mid of Di Porto seen through bus window 11. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Micol Temin, Roman center of Jewish Culture: “From the window of his house, from above, he (Emanuele Di Porto) saw his mother loaded into a truck and instinctively went down to the street to reach her. He was in turn captured, put on that same truck and it was there that his mother, with a gesture as painful as intelligent and brave, pushed him off, disowning him, saying: ‘This child is not mine, this child is not Jewish', and indeed, she determined his salvation.” 12. Riccardo Di Segni watching the animated video about Emanuele Di Porto’s story 13. Close of the animated video with text reading (Italian): “’They’re arresting everybody’. ‘We have to help this child’” 14. Close of Di Porto watching the animated video 15. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Emanuele Di Porto, 92-year-old Roman Jew: “Five years ago I was in a group in Poland, in the concentration camps. We had a guide, we were 50 people. We arrived at Birkenau. We had the guide who told us: ‘This is where the Jews of Rome of October 16 got off.’ I had my sister next to me and she said, ‘This is where mom died.’ There was a rabbi there and he said a psalm for my mother.” 16. Various of placards in memory of Di Porto’s relatives deported and killed ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - 6 October 2023 17. Various of bas-relief commemorating the deportation of Roman Jews on 16 October 1943, art works on walls of Roman ghetto ASSOCIATED PRESS Rome - 10 October 2023 18. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Micol Temin, Roman center of Jewish Culture: 19. Di Porto’s family picture hanging from the bus hand bar 20. Close of Di Porto’s family picture 21. Illustration of Emanuele Di Porto as a child reading (Italian): “Emanuele Di Porto, a 12-year-old child, suddenly wakes up.” 22. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Emanuele Di Porto, 92-year-old Roman Jew: STORYLINE: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...