An estimated 200,000 children were taken from their families in Poland alone. They were measured, assessed, and given new names. The ones who passed were handed

An estimated 200,000 children were taken from their families in Poland alone. They were measured, assessed, and given new names. The ones who passed were handed to German families who often had no idea where the children had come from. This is one of the least-discussed Nazi crimes. WarCommons covers it.