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Irena Sendler, was a Jewish Aid worker, who would smuggle more than 2,500 Jewish children to safety. She would usually smuggle them into convents, schools, and hospitals. With this, Irena also had methods, or tactics. There were about 5 main ways of to escape. The years of Irena's rescue were around 1942-1945, in the Warsaw Ghetto area.

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Irena Sendler.

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Explain what happened after the act(s) of resistance.  What was the final impact, or result?

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Explain what happened after the act(s) of resistance.  What was the final impact, or result?

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About 2,500 Jewish children were saved from the Warsaw Ghetto areas in Poland. However, Irena was still not well known yet. It wasn't until a group of students helped with this. More information is held on the "Impact to the world/their country."

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Describe the Impact to the world/their country:

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Irena Sendler saved many children, by risking her own life. Irena also had a book written about her, and a project called "Life in a Jar." This, however, wouldn't have been possible if it wasn't for a group of students doing research. Before, Irena was barley known. In fact, there was only one website that had mentioned her After these students visited Irena in Poland, her story had become more well known. After hearing about this project, Irena gave many thanks to to these students. For example, she had said, “My emotion is being shadowed by the fact that no one from the circle of my faithful coworkers, who constantly risked their lives, could live long enough to enjoy all the honors that now are falling upon me.” Irena passed away May 12, 2008, at the age of 98, but her story will live on.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTJY6IBgVhY

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"Life in a Jar' the book written about Irena Sendler.

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Irena Sendler would smuggle children in the Warsaw Ghetto Area in Poland to safety. To do this she would mainly smuggle them into orphanages, convents, schools, hospitals, and private schools.

Irena was a hero to many. There are many important dates of her rescue. This includes, October 20, 1943, where Irena was placed in a notorious Piawiak prison. July 24, 2003 where Irena was announced the winner of the John Karski award for Valor and Courage. And finally, October 23, 2003, where the award ceremony was held in Washington D.C.
Irena also worked with a group called the "Zegota." This group would smuggle children in things like potato sacks, or even coffins. Irena was in charge of the Children's Division.

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Find an additional relevant website so others can learn more about your topic and/or select a quote about the event or person or one made by one of the resisters.

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Find an additional relevant website so others can learn more about your topic and/or select a quote about the event or person or one made by one of the resisters.

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Irena Sendler's quote(s):“Fear makes you weak; anger makes you strong.” And also “You see a man drowning, you must try to save him even if you cannot swim.” These are very valuable quotes