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| | Saving Jews: Polish Righteous |
 | | She placed the Jewish children with substitute Polish families or in orphanages and convents, the Warsaw orphanage of the Sisters of the Family of Mary, with its superior Mother Matylda Getter, q.v.). |
 | | 400 Jews from Greece, France and Belgium, liberated by the Polish scouting battalion "ZOSKA" from "Gesiowka" (a central camp in the Warsaw ghetto) on Aug. 5, 1944. |
 | | These children stayed in a house officially known as being a school for orphans of Polish officers: For their safety, they were instructed in Polish and in the Catholic liturgy, but also in Hebrew, the history of the Israeli people and in the knowledge of the Bible. |
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