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“Irena was born in Warsaw in 1910, but she grew up in the town of Otwock, Poland.”
“Irena and her helpers made over 3,000 false documents to help Jewish families before she joined Zegota and the children’s division.”
“Irena and the ten who went with her into the ghetto used many, many methods to smuggle children out.”
“Almost all the parents of the children Irena saved, died at the Treblinka death camp.”
“Irena Sendlerowa was a Polish woman who, along with her underground network, rescued 2,500 Jewish children in Poland during World War II. Many of these numbers were already outside of the Ghetto and in hiding.”

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This picture of a statue they created for Irena holding the child really captures her purpose and what she came to do in this lifetime. This also captures so much sharing her loving and naturing character.

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She created the project “life in a jar” which was a rescue network to save Jewish children from certain deaths.

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This is a picture of some of the children Irena had saved, this

Really just emphasizes the number of children she really was helping.

Looking at his image and seeing how sad and hopeless the children

Looked helped tie into why Irean was so determined in helping those

Kids out of those horrific experiences.

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what she was doing was being spread around any many people were hearing about it.

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Irena was a woman who had an underground network and rescued 2.500 Jewish children during world war II.

She used her papers since she was a Polish social worker.

She opposed the ghetto-bench system that existed at some prewar Polish universities and defaced her grade card. Irena helped isolated Jews.

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Irena was born in Warsaw in 1910, but she grew up in the town of Otwock, Poland.

Her birthday is February 15

She was an only child

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Irena Sendler: The Polish woman who saved 2,500 Jewish children