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  1. She was born on October 12th, 1916 in St. Petersburg. Before World War II her family bought the estate in Orwidów Dolny in the Vilnius county, today Lithuania. On Sept 17th 1939 the Soviet Army invaded the territory, the Vilnius county became a part of Lithuania, and after that of the Soviet Union. In the spring of 1941, her mother was deported to the Soviet Union inland during the surge of repression on Polish people. After the German invasion in the summer of 1941, Stefania started to hide people oppressed by the occupant in the estate where she lived alone. Several refugees from Warsaw, Jews, members of the leftist resistance movement were hiding there. Most of them survived the war. Stefania Dąmbrowska engaged in the works of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) in Lublin as well as the committee documenting the Nazi genocide in the Majdanek concentration camp. She was awarder the medal of the Just Among the World’s Nations. She lives in Warsaw.
    She was born on October 12th, 1916 in St. Petersburg. Before World War II her family bought the estate in Orwidów Dolny in the Vilnius county, today Lithuania. On Sept 17th 1939 the Soviet Army invaded the territory, the Vilnius county became a part of Lithuania, and after that of the Soviet Union. In the spring of 1941, her mother was deported to the Soviet Union inland during the surge of repression on Polish people. After the German invasion in the summer of 1941, Stefania started to hide people oppressed by the occupant in the estate where she lived alone. Several refugees from Warsaw, Jews, members of the leftist resistance movement were hiding there. Most of them survived the war. Stefania Dąmbrowska engaged in the works of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) in Lublin as well as the committee documenting the Nazi genocide in the Majdanek concentration camp. She was awarder the medal of the Just Among the World’s Nations. She lives in Warsaw.

    She was born on October 12th, 1916 in St. Petersburg. Before World War II her family bought the estate in Orwidów Dolny in the Vilnius county, today Lithuania. On Sept 17th 1939 the Soviet Army invaded the territory, the Vilnius county became a part of Lithuania, and after that of the Soviet Union. In the spring of 1941, her mother was deported to the Soviet Union inland during the surge of repression on Polish people. After the German invasion in the summer of 1941, Stefania started to hide people oppressed by the occupant in the estate where she lived alone. Several refugees from Warsaw, Jews, members of the leftist resistance movement were hiding there. Most of them survived the war. Stefania Dąmbrowska engaged in the works of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) in Lublin as well as the committee documenting the Nazi genocide in the Majdanek concentration camp. She was awarder the medal of the Just Among the World’s Nations. She lives in Warsaw.

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  2. She was born on October 12th, 1916 in St. Petersburg. Before World War II her family bought the estate in Orwidów Dolny in the Vilnius county, today Lithuania. On Sept 17th 1939 the Soviet Army invaded the territory, the Vilnius county became a part of Lithuania, and after that of the Soviet Union. In the spring of 1941, her mother was deported to the Soviet Union inland during the surge of repression on Polish people. After the German invasion in the summer of 1941, Stefania started to hide people oppressed by the occupant in the estate where she lived alone. Several refugees from Warsaw, Jews, members of the leftist resistance movement were hiding there. Most of them survived the war. Stefania Dąmbrowska engaged in the works of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) in Lublin as well as the committee documenting the Nazi genocide in the Majdanek concentration camp. She was awarder the medal of the Just Among the World’s Nations. She lives in Warsaw.
    She was born on October 12th, 1916 in St. Petersburg. Before World War II her family bought the estate in Orwidów Dolny in the Vilnius county, today Lithuania. On Sept 17th 1939 the Soviet Army invaded the territory, the Vilnius county became a part of Lithuania, and after that of the Soviet Union. In the spring of 1941, her mother was deported to the Soviet Union inland during the surge of repression on Polish people. After the German invasion in the summer of 1941, Stefania started to hide people oppressed by the occupant in the estate where she lived alone. Several refugees from Warsaw, Jews, members of the leftist resistance movement were hiding there. Most of them survived the war. Stefania Dąmbrowska engaged in the works of the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN) in Lublin as well as the committee documenting the Nazi genocide in the Majdanek concentration camp. She was awarder the medal of the Just Among the World’s Nations. She lives in Warsaw.
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  3. Stefania Dambrowska è nata il 12 ottobre 1916 a San Pietroburgo. Prima della Seconda guerra mondiale la sua famiglia acquistò la tenuta a Orwidów Dolny nella contea di Vilnius, oggi Lituania. Il 17 settembre 1939 l'esercito sovietico invase il territorio e la contea di Vilnius divenne parte della Lituania e poi dell'Unione Sovietica. Nella primavera del 1941, sua madre fu deportata nell'entroterra dell'Unione Sovietica durante l'ondata di repressione contro il popolo polacco. Dopo l'invasione tedesca nell'estate del 1941, Stefania iniziò a nascondere le persone oppresse dall'occupante nella tenuta dove viveva sola. Lì si nascondevano diversi profughi di Varsavia, ebrei e membri di sinistra del movimento di Resistenza. La maggior parte di loro è sopravvissuto alla guerra. Stefania Dąmbrowska si è impegnata col Comitato Polacco di Liberazione Nazionale (PKWN) a Lublino e ha lavorato con il comitato per la documentazione del genocidio nazista nel campo di concentramento di Majdanek. È stata insignita della medaglia di Giusto tra le Nazioni del Mondo. Vive a Varsavia.
    Stefania Dambrowska è nata il 12 ottobre 1916 a San Pietroburgo. Prima della Seconda guerra mondiale la sua famiglia acquistò la tenuta a Orwidów Dolny nella contea di Vilnius, oggi Lituania. Il 17 settembre 1939 l'esercito sovietico invase il territorio e la contea di Vilnius divenne parte della Lituania e poi dell'Unione Sovietica. Nella primavera del 1941, sua madre fu deportata nell'entroterra dell'Unione Sovietica durante l'ondata di repressione contro il popolo polacco. Dopo l'invasione tedesca nell'estate del 1941, Stefania iniziò a nascondere le persone oppresse dall'occupante nella tenuta dove viveva sola. Lì si nascondevano diversi profughi di Varsavia, ebrei e membri di sinistra del movimento di Resistenza. La maggior parte di loro è sopravvissuto alla guerra. Stefania Dąmbrowska si è impegnata  col Comitato Polacco di Liberazione Nazionale (PKWN) a Lublino e ha lavorato con il comitato per la documentazione del genocidio nazista nel campo di concentramento di Majdanek. È stata insignita della medaglia di Giusto tra le Nazioni del Mondo. Vive a Varsavia.
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