Irena Sendler remembered by one of her last living friends

Soon Polish humanitarian hero Irena Sendler will have her statue unveiled at Newark’s Fountain Gardens on London Road, at a small COVID-secure ceremony.
Irena was part of a network of workers and volunteers of mostly women who smuggled Jewish children out of the Warsaw Ghetto.
It is estimated that Irena, who passed away in May 2008, saved many hundreds of Jewish children.
Lili Pohlmann, a holocaust survivor and one of Irena's last living friends spoke to Polish Cultural Institute in London about her experiences with Irena and how she helped saved so many.

[@flamingo2603]

Big thank you to this wonderful lady for such beautiful words about dearest Irena Sendler♥️

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I heard about Irene Sendler. What a remarkable story about this woman. She may not have gotten the Noble Prize here, but she certainly got one now. God bless this wonderful woman 🩷

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

Irena was such an amazing lady. She helped others despite what happened to her. She was an angel on earth. May she rest in peace. ❤

[@flamingo2603]

Pani Irena Sendler byla wspanialym czlowiekiem♥️

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

SHE was a WOMAN!

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A true human.

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God bless her🙏🏻

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This video has not nearly as enough views as Irena deserved.

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Irena was love and bravery in action.

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❤

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