When the Nazi gestapo captured Irena Sendler, they demanded to know the names of the 2,500 Jewish children whose lives she had saved. Sendler endured the torture of having both her leges broken, but remained silent.
Sendler had found Christian parents for the children and kept all their names in a jar buried under a tree near the gestapo barracks. After WWII, she reunited the few parents who survived with their children. Her story is told in the book Life in a Jar.
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