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Irena Sendler was a Polish nurse born in Warsaw Poland on February 15, 1910. She was a social worker and nurse who bravely rescued around 2,500 Jewish kids during the Holocaust, getting them out of the Warsaw Ghetto and finding them safe homes with non-Jewish families who were brave enough to take and protect the children as their own.. As part of the secret group Żegota, she was honored as a Righteous Among the Nations by Yad Vashem in 1965. Even after facing capture and torture, Irena's acts of kindness and bravery serve as an inspiring example of compassion and human spirit.

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Jan Karski was a courier who informed the Allies about the Holocaust and Żegota's activities, including the good actions of people like Irena Sendler. By raising awareness and support, Jan was a big part of supporting the work of Sendler and everyone working for the Zegota

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After Irenas dedication to saving lives as part of the Zegota resistance movement, she continued her career as a social worker. She helped many families get reunited after the war had finished. She was recognized for her bravery and they even wrote a book about her life and actions titled " Life in a Jar".

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Are you interested in having the presentation come to your area? Life in a Jar is a dynamic program touching the Holocaust, ethics, education, respect and unsung heroes. It brings a message of hope, not despair.

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Life in a Jar - The Courageous Story of Irena Sendler

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Protestant kids from rural Kansas, discovered a Polish Catholic woman who saved Jewish children. Irena Sendler and these students chose to repair the world. This web site shares the legacy and life of Irena Sendler, plus her 'discovery' for the world.