"I'm proud to be the daughter of a refugee"
Emma Freud, broadcaster and director of the Red Nose Day and Comic Relief charities tells the story of her dad, a German Jew who fled to London in 1932, and what it means to her to be the child of a refugee.
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Each day violence and insecurity forces thousands of families to flee their homes. Mothers, fathers, sons and daughters have to run for their lives enduring uncertainty, hardship and loss. Despite all this, they have stories of courage, survival and resilience to tell.
On World Refugee Day 2014, show your support and share their stories with the world at http://rfg.ee/xzyhY
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