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Saved 2500 Jewish children during the warsaw German attack by finding them and sneaking them out through tunnels,pipes,ect. She would give the kids fake names and identitys and would later return them to their family's when the war ended.

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Statue of Irena in Newark-on-Trent in England

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Statue of Irena in Newark-on-Trent in England

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Statue in England of Irena saving kids to admire her bravery and actions

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Making of Irena Sendler Statue in Newark-on-Trent, with artist-sculptor Andrew Lilley

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Irena Sendler was a polish social worker that was born on February 15, 1910. During the Warsaw attack by Germans, Irena set out to find and protect endangered Jewish children. She saved many children's lives by offering food and shelter. but was later arrested and tortured and questioned on her role in the zegota. The zegota was the group she was in that helped hide the Jewish children. She didn't give answers and was given the death penalty as a result. Irena was familiar with a guard and bribed them to get her out of the prison so she was able to escape right before her death. Many years later after the war a group of girls started a "life in a jar" movement after hearing of Irena s courageous acts during the war. This brought attention to her actions and Irena later received a courage award. Her story is now told all over the world even though she passed away in 2008. Her story still stands and her bravery lives on through the lives shes saved and people shes impacted.

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Irena around war time (black and white) Irena before death around 2008 life in a jar project

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Irena sendlers grave written in her native language poland 1910-2008

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This book is based on Irenas life and the title is off of the "life in a jar" movement that was made by 4 girls who had to study irena for a project and their was almost no information on her. After the spread of her actions, their are now thousands of websites where you can read and learn about her. This book is on of many dedications to help share her story

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“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…. I can’t find the words to thank you, my dear girls…. Before the day you have written the play “Life in a Jar” — nobody in my own country and in the whole world cared about my person and my work during the war …”,

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United States holocaust memorial museum

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The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum mourns the passing of Irena Sendler, a Polish social worker who helped smuggle more than 2,500 Jewish children out of the Warsaw ghetto during the Holocaust.

As head of the children's section of Żegota, the Polish underground Council for Aid to Jews, Irena ("Jolonta") Sendler regularly used her position as a social worker to enter the Warsaw ghetto and help smuggle children out. Hiding them in orphanages, convents, schools, hospitals, and private homes, she provided each child with a new identity, carefully recording in code their original names and placements so that surviving relatives could find them after the war.

Arrested and tortured by the Gestapo (the German secret state police) in the fall of 1943, she was sentenced to death, but Żegota managed to rescue her before she could be executed. She assumed a new identity and continued her work for Żegota.

Yad Vashem recognized Ms. Sendler with the Righteous Among the Nations medal in 1965. She died in Warsaw, Poland, on May 12, 2008, following a long illness.

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The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum mourns the passing of Irena Sendler, a Polish social worker who helped smuggle more than 2,500 Jewish children out of the Warsaw ghetto during the Holocaust.

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Irena Sendler: Risking Her Life to Save Others

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I chose this song to show that saving all of the kids she had to be brave and determined. Even after getting arrested she fought on and escaped this song to me stood out as Irena showed her passion and determination to be unstoppable to her goal of saving the kids