UK celebrates Jewish fireman who saved lives during the Blitz
September 17, 1940 Errington was in the basement of an Auxiliary Fire Station in London when a bomb crashed through the building spreading death, fire and mayhem. Seven Firefighters were killed immediately. Once the daze cleared from his head a bit, Errington saw two surviving comrades trapped with him under the burning debris. Errington freed one man, carrying him through the smoke and flames to the outside, saving the injured man. [Jerry Klinger]
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