Bless his memory too, and those who saved him. Heroism and tragedy of that era is beyond my comprehension. My Grandmother (wife of the man I spoke about) was f

Bless his memory too, and those who saved him. Heroism and tragedy of that era is beyond my comprehension. My Grandmother (wife of the man I spoke about) was from your area, Wadowice. She was 16 on the eve of invasion, and her family survived by fleeing east.. gambling on Stalin over Hitler. Her father almost turned them back, having fought Russians in WW1. They were refugees for 7 years, most of the time in central asia. They returned for a while, but a couple of murders over property disputes convinced most survivors (very few survived from Wadowice) to leave. I have some family members who married out and converted. We're not in touch, unfortunately. The live in Krakov, last I heard. She always maintained ties to her old community, even their most famous member. This is her elbowing past a Prime Minister to say hi and try to get him to do some renovation on an old synagogue. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EcC8xKgplBhF3BthO82AbazxkeMaSg2-/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EcC8xKgplBhF3BthO82AbazxkeM... We might be related.