From German Holocaust survivor to American Civil Rights early-education pioneer, the life that Hitler sought to destroy became the light of learning for thousands of children.
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One of the Miracles: The Inge Meyring Smith Story a Clay Stafford / American Blackguard production a Clay Stafford film
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“Mesmerizing true life story” – Albany (NY) Times Union
“A great work, especially worthy of remembering” – U.S. Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn
“A testament of bravery & courage” – Glen Casada, Tennessee State Representative
“[OOTM] helps us better understand our opportunities as Americans.” – Ken Moore, Mayor of Franklin, Tennessee
“A life that would influence thousands of children for years…” – The Tennessean
“A beautiful symphonic score” – KFMB-FM (Jack FM), San Diego, California
“Powerful” – KPHO-TV (CBS), Phoenix, Arizona
“Inspirational” – KPTV-TV (Fox) Portland, Oregon
“Deeply moving” – KSTC-TV, Saint Paul, Minnesota
“A roller-coaster ride of emotions” – KUAM-TV, Dededo, Guam
“Emotional” – KVVU-TV (Fox), Herderson, Nevada
“Life-changing” -KWTV-TV (CBS), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
“Simple, but powerful” – WRIC-TV (ABC) Richmond, Virginia
“Historic” -WXIX-TV (Fox), Cincinnati, Ohio
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“One of the Miracles” is the personal story of Inge Meyring Smith. From German Holocaust survivor to American Civil Rights early education pioneer, the life that Hitler sought to destroy became the light of learning for thousands of children in the American South. She survived yellow benches, the Nazis who killed her family, American prejudice, the Ku Klux Klan, and the march for racial equality.