Rome buses recount story of a Jewish boy who avoided Nazi deportation by riding tram. He's now 92
Residents and visitors in Italy's capital can ride a city bus this month that recounts how a 12-year-old boy escaped Nazi deportation from Rome's Jewish neighborhood 80 years ago thanks to sympathetic tram drivers.
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