During World War 2, in 1944, twenty French children were brought to a refuge on the top of a mountain. A man came and asked them if they would take care of ten Jewish children and keep them safe from the Nazis. The twenty children said yes and promised that they would never let the Nazis know about the ten Jewish children. When Nazi soldiers came up to the mountain, they hid the Jewish children in a cave, and didn’t speak a word to the Nazis. Even though they tried to scare them and tempt them with food, they still wouldn’t tell them where the ten Jewish children were because otherwise they would kill them. When the Nazis left, they came out of the cave. The twenty French children kept the ten Jewish children safe until the war was over and the Nazis were gone.