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Which quotation from “Sugihara” best reflects the play’s theme?
“Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
A wrought-iron fence surrounds the park. On its gate hangs a sign: "No Jews Allowed.”
"The Foreign Ministry is opposed to hundreds of foreigners passing through Japan for reasons of public safety."
"Soviets have annexed Lithuania. Close consulate. Return home immediately."
“Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
A wrought-iron fence surrounds the park. On its gate hangs a sign: "No Jews Allowed.”
"The Foreign Ministry is opposed to hundreds of foreigners passing through Japan for reasons of public safety."
"Soviets have annexed Lithuania. Close consulate. Return home immediately."
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The quotation that best reflects the theme of the play "Sugihara" is:
“Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
This quote emphasizes the themes of compassion, sanctuary, and the moral responsibility to help those in need, which are central to the story of Chiune Sugihara and his efforts to save Jewish refugees during World War II.
“Even a hunter cannot kill a bird that comes to him seeking safety."
This quote emphasizes the themes of compassion, sanctuary, and the moral responsibility to help those in need, which are central to the story of Chiune Sugihara and his efforts to save Jewish refugees during World War II.
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