January 22, 2025
Current Issues

Woman thought to be world’s oldest nun, who rescued Jews in Poland during the Holocaust, dies at 110

Officials in Poland say that a 110-year-old woman believed to be the world’s oldest nun and a rescuer of Jews during the Holocaust, has died.

Born March 25, 1908, Sister Cecylia Roszak joined the convent at age 21. During the German occupation of Poland during World War II, when she was in her 30s, she was one of several nuns who set up a new convent near Vilnius, today in Lithuania, sheltering Jews who had escaped the ghetto there.

Related posts

Jan Grabowski Makes Archival Sources Say Whatever He Wants Them to Say

Polonia

Detailed Bulletin: Pogrom Hoaxes, Pogrom Politics, and Pogrom Selective Indignation

Jan Peczkis

Detailed Bulletin: Polocaust and Holocaust Were Twins, Not Opposites

Jan Peczkis

Detailed Bulletin: Holocaust Not Unique, Not Special, and Not Deserving of the Inordinate Attention It Gets

Jan Peczkis

Accusations Continue While Arguments Remain Flawed

Polonia

Less Than 1 in 1,000 Ethnic Poles Were Ever Convicted of Collaborating With the Nazis!

Polonia

Leave a Comment

* By using this form you agree with the storage and handling of your data by this website.