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she smuggled dynamite and medicine to help the sick people and she broke people out of the ghetto

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Vladka Meed born in Warsaw Poland describes growing up in a lower middle class family attending a Yiddish secular school supported by the Democratic Socialist Movement participating in several youth organizations such as the Bund Youth Movement of Warsaw and participating in the leadership of these groups

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he Meeds dedicated their lives to teaching about the Holocaust regularly lecturing and writing about their experiences 1981 they helped organize the first World Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors in Jerusalem and in 1983 they founded the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors

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She died after a steady decline from Alzheimers disease said her son Dr. Steven Meed.

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what did her children do when they got older 

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what did her children do when they got older 

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two children, Steven and Anna, both of whom became physicians.

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she was American hero because she gave Jews a chance to survive 

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she was American hero because she gave Jews a chance to survive 

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smuggle pistols, gasoline for firebombs and even dynamite to the Jewish fighters inside the Warsaw Ghetto

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https://jwa.org/encyclopedia/article/meed-vladka

https://www.yadvashem.org/education/educational-materials/lesson-plans/human-spirit-podcast/vladka-meed.html

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Vladka Meed, whose given name was Feigele Peltel, served the Jewish underground in the Warsaw Ghetto by passing as a Christian outside its walls. Fluent in Polish and possessing a typical "Aryan" appearance, Meed became a successful underground courier, smuggling weapons across the wall to the Jewish Fighting Organization. Meed came to New York immediately following the war and in 1948 she published a memoir about her experiences, On Both Sides of the Wall, in Yiddish. She lectured widely about the Holocaust and was extremely active in Holocaust education and memorialization. As vice president of the Jewish Labor Committee, she ran the Yiddish Cultural and Welfare Department for many years. She received numerous awards, including the 1993 Hadassah Henrietta Szold Award and the 1995 Elie Wiesel Remembrance Award.

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Vladka Meed was an underground courier who smuggled weapons to the Jewish Fighting Organization inside the Warsaw Ghetto while passing as a Christian outside its walls. In 1948 she published a memoir about her experiences, On Both Sides of the Wall. Meed received many awards for her work in Holocaust education and memorialization.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krPJ7aUbw58

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Illegal Youth Organization in the Warsaw Ghetto | Vladka Meed | USC Shoah Foundation

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I would like also to say to people not to take for granted not freedom not justice You have to stand up for it