Bertha Bracey

1893 - 1989

Bertha Lilian Bracey (1893–1989) was an English Quaker teacher and aid worker who organised relief and sanctuary for Europeans affected by the turmoil before, during and after the Second World War.

Alternate names

Bertha L. Bracey
Bracey, Bertha

Links/IDs

Wikipedia, VIAF, WorldCat, NKCR AUT, Wikidata

Publications

DOI, JSTOR

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Subjects:

schools, teacher, Quakers, nazism, chocolate, refugees, orphans, OBE

Organisations:

Interchurch Council for German Refugees, Quakers, Stoatly Rough School, Cadbury, Allied Control Commission, Birmingham University

Places:

Vienna, Friends' House, Bourneville, London, Germany, Eerde

People:

Rudolph Otto, Hilde Lion, Naomi Blake

Archive collections connected to her

London South Bank University Students' Union LSBUSU
24 boxes, dated c1968-2002
photographs, programs, letters

London South Bank University Students' Union LSBUSU
24 boxes, dated c1968-2002
photographs, programs, letters

Where are the materials connected to her?

fake UK map
  1. Religious Society of Friends Library, London