During the winter of 1941, Zofia began hiding Jews as well as guns and ammunition in her apartment. When her house was full, she helped Jews find other hiding places. At least 50 Jews were sheltered in her home from 1941 to 1944, including a family of 10 who escaped from the burning ghetto in April 1943.
During the winter of 1941, Zofia began hiding Jews as well as guns and ammunition in her apartment. When her house was full, she helped Jews find other hiding places. At least 50 Jews were sheltered in her home from 1941 to 1944, including a family of 10 who escaped from the burning ghetto in April 1943.
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