Close-up portrait of a liberated Polish woman who was a leader of the Warsaw uprising.
- Photo Designation
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RESISTANCE & PARTISANS -- Poland/USSR -- Polish Resistance
- Photo Credit
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Joseph Eaton
Close-up portrait of a liberated Polish woman who was a leader of the Warsaw uprising.
Original Caption: "At the right in this picture is a 19-year-old Polish girl who was an officer in the Warsaw Resistance movement. During the last uprising in Warsaw, she was taken prisoner and put to work in a slave labor camp in Germany. At the left is a 52-year-old woman from Krim, Russia, who slaved for three years in a Nazi Buna synthetic rubber plant. Both were released with hundreds of their compatriots by troops of the 75th Divion, Ninth U.S. Army driving deep into the heart of Germany."
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Record last modified: 2011-02-24 00:00:00
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