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| Description | Zofia Baniecka, Polish World War II Resistance fighter, in Warsaw. Rescued over 50 Jews in her home from the Holocaust between 1941 and 1944. Photo date: 1939. Locale: Warsaw, Poland. |
| Date | circa 1939 |
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| Author | Unknown author |
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