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WWII resistance fighter Faye Schulman was born to a large family on November 28, 1919, in Lenin, Poland. She learned photography from her brother Moishe and assisted him in his photography business. On August 14, 1942, the Germans killed 1,850 Jews from the Lenin ghetto, including Faye's parents, sisters, and younger brother. They spared only 26 people that day, among them Faye for her photographic abilities. The Germans ordered Faye to develop their photographs of the massacre. Secretly she als

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5.4K reactions · 316 shares | William Darby’s Rangers landed here on this beach in Anzio on January 22, 1944. #WWII #WilliamDarby #DarbyRangers #Anzio1944 #OperationShingle #ArmyRangers #MilitaryHistory #WWIIBattles #RangersLeadTheWay #Cisterna #WWIIHeroes #USArmyHistory #DDayToVictory #CombatLeadership #AmericanHeroes #WWIIItaly #RangerBattalions #WWIILegends #WWIIVeterans #WWIICommemoration | Walk Among Heroes | Facebook

Anna Smoleńska, the author of the iconic WWII ‘Fighting Poland’ symbol (Kotwica) was born 101 years ago today. Watch a great video by Stefan Tompson "In Defence of Poland: A Nation of Heroes", about our national symbols (Polish subtitles.) Anna Smoleńska died at Auschwitz when she was just 23. R. I. P. 🇵🇱 www.britishpoles.uk 🇬🇧 | British Poles