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Gądek, Kucharski, Książek and Nowak Families: Poles rescuing Jews – Not just the Ulmas [1/20]

▶ How did the life of the Gądek, Kucharski, Książek and Nowak Families look while the German occupation in Poland? Who provided assistance to the fleeing Jews and how? Why red beads in the title of the film? 📺 WATCH our program and find out❗ Red Beads - The history of the families from Wolica and Wierzbica is presented by PhD Martyna Grądzka-Rejak of the Historical Research Office of the Institute of National Remembrance. ➡ In September 1939, the German Reich and Soviet Union invaded Poland, launching WW2. The invasion led to staggering loss of life: throughout the war, nearly 6 million Polish citizens, 3 million of them Jews, perished. In occupied Poland, the Germans introduced capital punishment for every form of assistance to the Jewish population. Historians estimate that during WW2 Poles rescued tens of thousands of their fellow citizens of Jewish origin. The German occupiers killed about 1,000 Polish rescuers. Red Beads 00:00 INTRO 00:17 INTRODUCTION 00:47 THE STORY OF THE GĄDEK, KUCHARSKI, KSIĄŻEK and NOWAK FAMILIES 📖 Articles and other materials about Poles who saved Jews you can find at the following link: http://bit.ly/3ubiB4e 📌 IPN's educational series of short films Not Only the Ulms presents well-researched examples of Poles who saved Jews under German occupation during World War II. 📋 Playlist of the series 👉 https://bit.ly/4baybxB ▶ Each episode is focusing on a separate person, and most often a family or several families, whose members risked, and most often lost, their lives trying to protect their Jewish fellow citizens. The series was created by the IPN Spokesperson's Office in cooperation with researchers at the IPN’s Historical Research Office. Next episodes on IPNtv every Friday at 10:15 am 🔔 Subscribe to the IPNTv channel and stay up to date 👉 https://bit.ly/30XgzUe #PolesRescuingJews #NotJustUlmas #TheHolocaust #GermanCrimes #genocide #GermanOccupation #WorldWarII #Getto #Miechow #PolishHistory #Zegota