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A forgotten hero. A buried secret. A legacy that changed the world. When the Nazis sealed thousands of Jewish families inside the Warsaw Ghetto, most people saw a death sentence. Irena Sendler saw children who deserved to live. Armed with courage, forged documents, and limitless compassion, she built one of the most daring rescue networks of World War II-saving over 2,500 children by smuggling them through sewers, ambulances, toolboxes, and secret routes. Each child's true name was preserved in glass jars, hidden beneath an apple tree, waiting for a future that many parents would never see. The Angel of Warsaw brings to life the extraordinary story of a woman who defied tyranny, endured torture, escaped execution, and continued her mission from the shadows. Despite decades of obscurity under Communist rule, her bravery would eventually echo across the world. This book is for readers who love: ✓ True accounts of courage ✓ Holocaust and WWII resistance stories ✓ Inspiring biographies of forgotten heroes ✓ Women who changed history Powerful, emotional, and deeply human-this is the definitive portrait of Irena Sendler's sacrifice and the thousands of lives she touched.

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