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Following the rise of the Nazis to power, Janusz Korczak became involved in the activities of the Jewish Agency in Poland. In the 1930s, Korchak visited Israel twice - in 1934 and 1936

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Janush Korchak wrote and published many books for children, and these were very successful among young readers. His first children's book is called (in Hebrew) "In Camp", and it describes the experiences of poor Jewish children in camp. Other books he wrote and translated into Hebrew include "When I Return and Be Small"; "Alone with God"; "King Matthew I"; "Yotm the magician". Korczak wrote stories for the pioneering youth newspaper in Poland, and was the editor of a weekly for children and youth, all of whose editors and writers were children.

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Janosz Korczak developed a revolutionary and special educational approach that centered on the child - on love for the child, respect for the child and his rights. The orphanages he founded were based on the self-government of the children and equality between the students. The students' rights also included the possibility to complain about the teachers, and also to complain about acts of aggression by other children. The complaints would be brought once a week before five judges, chosen by the students and including one educator.

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The statue depicts Janusz Korczak (in the statue you can see his head) hugging the children and trying to protect them. Korczak's head is bigger than the children and his hand is also big, and surrounds them.

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Janusz Korczak studied medicine at the University of Warsaw, and during his studies he worked in the children's department of the hospital, where he met children from poor families and got to know their hardships.

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Janusz Korczak was a doctor, writer and educator. His original name was Henrik Goldschmidt, and he was born in the city of Warsaw in Poland in 1878 to a rich and assimilated Jewish family.

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These judges discussed all the complaints and lawsuits that accumulated during the week, according to the "Book of Laws" compiled by Janusz Korczak.