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As Stanislawa continued to successfully bring thousands of babies into the world despite the camp’s treacherous conditions, the Nazis began to take any children born with Aryan features, sending them to orphanages to be adopted by German families. The mothers were devastated, and together with Stanislawa they found a way to surreptitiously tattoo the tiny babies in a subtle manner, with the hope that one day mother and child would be reunited. (daily life in holocaust Germany) World History, World War Ii, Corrie Ten Boom, Anne Frank, Lest We Forget, Interesting History, Luftwaffe, Saga, Challenges

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Born In Auschwitz: How One Woman Delivered 3,000 Babies During The Holocaust

The unbelievable story of Stanislawa Leszczyńska, the woman who brought life into Auschwitz.

Amanda Sexton

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As Stanislawa continued to successfully bring thousands of babies into the world despite the camp’s treacherous conditions, the Nazis began to take any children born with Aryan features, sending them to orphanages to be adopted by German families. The mothers were devastated, and together with Stanislawa they found a way to surreptitiously tattoo the tiny babies in a subtle manner, with the hope that one day mother and child would be reunited. (daily life in holocaust Germany)

Corrie Ten Boom

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As Stanislawa continued to successfully bring thousands of babies into the world despite the camp’s treacherous conditions, the Nazis began to take any children born with Aryan features, sending them to orphanages to be adopted by German families. The mothers were devastated, and together with Stanislawa they found a way to surreptitiously tattoo the tiny babies in a subtle manner, with the hope that one day mother and child would be reunited. (daily life in holocaust Germany)

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