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She was a jewish women who would descise her self as a non jew and would smuggle weapons to jewish people who where trying to fight. She was also a writer she published a memoir about her experience in 1948. She wrote a book called “On Both Sides Of The Wall.” The book was a about how along with her being part of the resistance she had disguise her self as a christian woman so that she wouldn't be captured and killed or put in the ghetto or concentration camp.

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Vladka Meed, whose given name was Feigele Peltel, served the Jewish underground in the Warsaw Ghetto by passing as a Christian outside its walls. Fluent in Polish and possessing a typical "Aryan" appearance, Meed became a successful underground courier, smuggling weapons across the wall to the Jewish Fighting Organization. Meed came to New York immediately following the war and in 1948 she published a memoir about her experiences, On Both Sides of the Wall, in Yiddish. She lectured widely about the Holocaust and was extremely active in Holocaust education and memorialization. As vice president of the Jewish Labor Committee, she ran the Yiddish Cultural and Welfare Department for many years. She received numerous awards, including the 1993 Hadassah Henrietta Szold Award and the 1995 Elie Wiesel Remembrance Award.

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Vladka Meed was an underground courier who smuggled weapons to the Jewish Fighting Organization inside the Warsaw Ghetto while passing as a Christian outside its walls. In 1948 she published a memoir about her experiences, On Both Sides of the Wall. Meed received many awards for her work in Holocaust education and memorialization.

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This is a song written about resistance and how we need to stand up against others wrong doing.

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Skillet - "The Resistance" [Official Lyric Video]

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“ know that in the most difficult moments when death is ever- present, we try to maintain human dignity” Vladka Meed Curator's Corner: Vladka Meed - A Resistance Fighter

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Curator's Corner: Vladka Meed - A Resistance Fighter

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She helped jewish children escape the ghetto on July 28th 1942 she would have them sheltered in christian homes where they wouldn't be caught or harmed.

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She lived from December 29, 1921 to November 21, 2012 she lived a total of 81 years.

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She disguised her self as a christian woman so she was almost undercover in a way she did this so that she wouldn't get caught because non jew were not found suspicious or a nusance to the Nazi’s.

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Vladka Meed saved many jewish children's lives and helped many adults with weaponry to. She was also able to write a book after about her experience being a resister and about how she helped the people she did.