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Title: Resisting The Nazis, This Woman Delivered 3,000 Babies Inside Auschwitz (Jewish Author)
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Published: Feb 18, 2016
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Post Date: 2016-02-18 11:36:07 by Horse
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Despite the horror that unfolded around her, Polish midwife Stanislawa Leszczynska helped pregnant women in Auschwitz deliver their children as comfortably as possible. At times she saved both the mothers and babies from certain death. While Leszczynska and the Nazi doctors who supervised her believed few babies would survive a full-term pregnancy because of rampant disease and malnutrition, she didn't lose a single baby the entire time she practiced midwifery in the camp. Young StanisBawa LeszczyDska Leszczynska was a Polish Catholic woman born to a carpenter in 1896. As a child, Leszczynska's mother worked long shifts at a factory while her father was away at war in Turkestan. Leszczynska was able to attend school and completed high school in 1914 just as World War I broke out. In 1916 Leszczynska married a printer, BronisBaw LeszczyDski, and by 1919 she had a son and daughter. In 1920 her family moved to Warsaw and she began to study midwifery. By 1923 she had given birth to two more sons and began working full-time as a midwife. Auschwitz Nazi Germany invaded Poland at the start of World War II, and the Leszczynska family was forced to move when their neighborhood was transformed into a Jewish ghetto under Nazi occupation. The family was sympathetic towards the Jewish community and was caught delivering food, false documents, and other items needed for survival to Jewish families. Leszczynska was brought to the Gestapo in 1943, and her young children were also arrested. Her husband and oldest son were able to avoid capture, but her husband eventually died in the Warsaw Uprising before Leszczynska could see him again. Gates of Auschwitz After Leszczynska was interrogated by the Gestapo, they sent her and her 24-year-old daughter to Auschwitz and tattooed them with the numbers 41335 and 41336. Leszczynska's daughter had been a medical student before her capture, so both Leszczynska and her daughter were sent to work in the maternity ward. There they met Dr. Josef Mengele, Auschwitz's notoriously evil prison doctor. Leszczynska's experience as a midwife soon became one of her most valuable assets, and is quite possibly what helped save her and her daughter's lives. Poster Comment: As I said, the writer is Jewish. But 3,000 babies being delivered and surviving the war is the real story.
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#1. To: Horse (#0)
Little salt needed here.
As in a grain of? Yeah, as a friend's grandmother used to say, some people were born with an extra zero in their mouth. If Jue, more like 2 or 3! As the Chosen run out of 95yo sacrificial victims and new generations are born not even knowing who the Beatles were, surely the hoax will wither and die? How passionate are millennials going to be about it when they're peopling the District of Criminals. How long till the kykers in amerika just dry up? Prolly the same schedule as we whites, alas. newsgroups.derkeiler.com/Archive/Soc/soc.culture.jewish/2007- 07/msg00001.html -------------------------------------
Mossad agents are at this moment closing in on one of the last heinous war criminals. They have his nursing home in Buenos Aires surrounded, and soon the guy who maintained the swimming pool at Auschwitz will finally be brought to justice.
#2. To: Cynicom (#1)
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