Realizing that the british people wanted to , the idea to bring over a large number of children was given the go-ahead. visa and passport restrictions were lifted and children of seventeen and younger were able to enter britain with a "white card". most children had sponsors who would cover the re-emigration costs. these sponsors were mostly people who had some kind of connection with the families of the refugees or who had responded to the many advertisements from families seeking . but, at a time of doubt in employment and with the country on the brink of war, few households could pay the sum of money required. financing the unsponsored children became the responsibility of the movement for the care of children in germany, later known as the refugee children's movement (r. c. the r. c.m. relied on charitable donations alone as it had been previously agreed with the british government that no refugee child would become a burden on state finances.

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british citizens wanted to jewish children from germany find a safe place to wait out the war, but many could not afford to do it without some from the rcm.

jewish children emigrating from germany went to live with people who had a connection their families.

in the days leading up to world war ii, british citizens were very concerned about unemployment and having enough money to care for their families.

england allowed jewish children to emigrate from germany without requiring passports or visas.