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After a year of hiding out in the forest, as soviet forces advanced westward, Vitka's resistant team nicknamed "the Avengers"  helped Soviet forces advance and liberate Vilna in 1945. (pictured above is the avengers after the liberation of Vilna.)

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In 1946 Vitka finally moved to Palestine where she started a new life and had two kids. She continued to reach out to Holocaust survivors years later and helped smuggle hundreds of Jews into to British occupied Palestine. Today she is remembered for her bravery and courage saving 100s of lives by helping people escape the ghetto. She sadly passed away in 2012.
More Information-
https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/vitka-kempner

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After the Nazis erected two other Ghettos Vitka, helped evacuate over 60 people to the forrests to hide from the Nazis in 1943. If Vitka had not helped these people escape they would all have went to a concentration camp to die.
(pictured above is Vitka armed and in the ghetto after fighting Nazi forces.)
Video link about the struggle of living in the forrests https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QI2A0pAtlo

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Monument of Swieciany Ghetto, Švenčionys, Lithuania

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This is the Jewish ghetto Vitka was moved to. While she was here she smuggled a homemade bomb out of the ghetto using the sewers to blow up the train tracks stopping Nazi train travel. While at this ghetto Vitka was resisting NAZI forces who were trying to terminate the jewish race using concentration camps. There were many risks involved as if she was caught sneaking out of the ghetto she would immediately be sent to a concentration camp to be terminated so she could not help anyone else.

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After the Nazi's occupied Kalish Vitka escaped to Vilna where she joined the Youth group there. Soon after the Nazis occupied Vilna and every jew including Vitka was forced into the Vilna Jewish Ghetto in 1941. This is where Vitka's resistance efforts would start.

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Vitka went back to live with family after her studies and soon Kalish fell to Nazi occupation in 1939. After seeing what brutal forces were being used on the jewish people Vitka escaped with her brother to then free Vilna.

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During Year 12 Vikta went to Poland to study Jewish seminary and she later joined Avukah a youth group in Warsaw. This was considered the start of her first early envolvement in youth groups in the polish-lithuanian area.

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Vitka Kempner is born In Poland in 1922 to Hayyah and Zavi who both ran a retail buisness. The Kempner family lived in a town which one third were practicing jews. Vitka was independent from an early age and was very devout her faith