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ナチスからユダヤ人の子供２５００人救う イレーナ・センドラーさん死去 ９８歳
5月13日16時9分配信産経新聞
【ベルリン＝黒沢潤】第二次大戦中、
ナチス ？？？？？？？
・ドイツの支配下にあったポーランドのワルシャワ・ゲットー（ユダヤ人居住区）から、ユダヤ人の子供たち約２５００人を救ったポーランド人女性、イレーナ・センドラーさんが１２日、死去した。９８歳だった。
センドラーさんは１９４０年秋から、社会奉仕家の立場を利用してゲットー内に入り、幼児をスーツケースに入れたり、スカートの中に隠したりするなどして逃がすことに成功。銃殺などの重罪に処せられる危険を冒しながら２年以上も活動を続け、子供たちを孤児院や病院、教会などにかくまった。
４３年春、ゲシュタポ（国家秘密警察）に逮捕され、強制収容所で拷問を受けるが、「活動内容を明かすぐらいなら迷わず死を選ぶ」（生前の伝記）と、かたくなに沈黙を守り通した。仲間が
ナチス ？？？
高官を買収し、辛くも死を免れたが、拷問のため足や腕を骨折し、無意識状態のまま近くの森の中に捨てられた。戦後は社会奉仕家として活動を再開、６５年にはイスラエルから表彰を受けた。:5月13日16時44分
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Polish Holocaust hero dies at age 98 By MONIKA SCISLOWSKA, Associated Press Writer
Mon May 12, 8:41 PM ET
WARSAW, Poland - Irena Sendler — credited with saving some 2,500 Jewish children
from the
Nazi ?
Holocaust by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto, some of them in baskets — died Monday, her family said. She was 98.
Sendler, among the first to be honored by Israels Yad Vashem
Holocaust memorial as a Righteous Among Nations for her wartime heroism, died at a Warsaw hospital, daughter Janina Zgrzembska told The Associated Press.
President Lech Kaczynski expressed great regret over Sendlers death, calling her extremely brave and an exceptional person.
In recent years, Kaczynski had spearheaded a campaign to put Sendlers name forward as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Sendler was a 29-year-old social worker with the citys welfare department when Germany invaded Poland in September 1939,
launching World War II.
Warsaws Jews were forced into a walled-off ghetto.
Seeking to save the ghettos children, Sendler masterminded risky rescue operations. Under the pretext of inspecting sanitary conditions during a typhoid outbreak, she and her assistants ventured inside the ghetto — and smuggled out babies and small children in ambulances and in trams, sometimes wrapped up as packages.
Teenagers escaped by joining teams of workers forced to labor outside the ghetto.
They were placed in families, orphanages, hospitals or convents.
Irena was truly a noble lady and a great humanitarian
who helped save thousands of children,
said Stanlee Stahl, executive vice president of the New York-based Jewish Foundation for the Righteous.
Records show that Sendlers team of about 20 people saved nearly 2,500 children from the Warsaw Ghetto between October 1940 and its final liquidation in April 1943,
when the
Nazis ???
burned the ghetto, shooting the residents or sending them to death camps.
Every child saved with my help and the help of all the wonderful secret messengers, who today are no longer living, is the justification of my existence on this earth, and not a title to glory, Sendler said in 2007 in a letter to the Polish Senate after lawmakers honored her efforts in 2007.
In hopes of one day uniting the children with their families —
most of whom perished in the
Nazis ???????
death camps — Sendler wrote the childrens real names on slips of paper that she kept at home.
When German police came to arrest her in 1943, an assistant managed to hide the slips, which Sendler later buried in a jar under an apple tree in an associates yard.
Some 2,500 names were recorded.
It took a true miracle to save a Jewish child, Elzbieta Ficowska,
who was saved by Sendlers team as a baby in 1942, recalled in an AP interview in 2007.
Mrs. Sendler saved not only us, but also our children and grandchildren and the generations to come.
Anyone caught helping Jews in
Nazi ???
-occupied Poland risked being summarily shot, along with family members —
a fate Sendler only barely escaped herself after the 1943 raid by the Gestapo.
The
Nazis ?
took her to the notorious Pawiak prison, which few people left alive. Gestapo agents tortured her repeatedly, leaving Sendler with scars on her body — but she refused to betray her team.
I kept silent.
I preferred to die than to reveal our activity, she was quoted as saying in Anna Mieszkowskas biography,
Mother of the Children of the Holocaust: The Story of Irena Sendler.
Zegota, an underground organization helping Jews, paid a bribe to German guards to free her from the prison.
Under a different name, she continued her work.
After World War II, Sendler worked as a social welfare official and director of vocational schools, continuing to assist some of the children she rescued.
A great person has died — a person with a great heart, with great organizational talents, a person
who always stood on the side of the weak, Warsaw Ghetto survivor Marek Eldeman told TVN24 television.
In 1965, Sendler became one of the first so-called Righteous Gentiles honored by the Yad Vashem
Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem for wartime heroics.
Polands communist leaders at that time
would not allow her to travel to Israel; she collected the award in 1983.
Yad Vashem Chairman Avner Shalev said Senders courageous activities rescuing Jews during the Holocaust serve as a beacon of light to the world,
inspiring hope and restoring faith in the innate goodness of mankind.
Despite the Yad Vashem honor, Sendler was largely forgotten in her homeland until recent years.
She came to the worlds attention in 2000 when a group of schoolgirls from Uniontown, Kan., wrote a short play about her called Life in a Jar.
It went on to garner international attention,
and has been performed more than 200 times
in the United States, Canada and Poland.
Sendler, born Irena Krzyzanowska, said
she lived according to her physician fathers teachings,
arguing that
people can be only divided into
good or bad;
their race, religion, nationality
dont matter.
She married Mieczyslaw Sendler but they divorced after the wars end. Sendler then married fellow underground activist Stefan Zgrzembski, and they had two sons and a daughter. One died a few days after birth. The second son, Adam, died of a heart failure in 1999.
Sendler is survived by her daughter and a granddaughter.
Average (137 votes)
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[名]
1 （特に火事による）大惨害, 大破壊, 全滅.
2 [U]((the H-))（ナチスによる）ユダヤ人大虐殺(ぎゃくさつ). ⇒FINAL SOLUTION
3 （ユダヤ教で）全燔(はん)祭の供物；神前に供える獣の丸焼き.
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［１］（人, 動物を）全部焼き殺すこと;（特に火による）大虐殺;完全破壊;〈the H-〉（第2次世界大戦におけるナチの）ユダヤ人大虐殺.
［２］丸焼きにした獣の供え物.
〔［語源］CAUST, CAUT「を焼く, 燃える」: caustic, cauterize, holocaust〕
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?w(; ゜ω゜)))w ?(;・ω・;)? w((( ゜ω゜;)w?
?(ノ゜￣ω￣゜。ｏ〇ｏ。?(;´ω｀;)?。ｏ〇ｏ 。゜￣ω￣ )ノシ?
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?(・ω・;)?(;・ω・;)?(;・ω・)?
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ナチスからユダヤ人の子供２５００人救う イレーナ・センドラーさん死去 ９８歳
5月13日16時9分配信産経新聞
【ベルリン＝黒沢潤】第二次大戦中、
ナチス ？？？？？？？
・ドイツの支配下にあったポーランドのワルシャワ・ゲットー（ユダヤ人居住区）から、ユダヤ人の子供たち約２５００人を救ったポーランド人女性、イレーナ・センドラーさんが１２日、死去した。９８歳だった。
センドラーさんは１９４０年秋から、社会奉仕家の立場を利用してゲットー内に入り、幼児をスーツケースに入れたり、スカートの中に隠したりするなどして逃がすことに成功。銃殺などの重罪に処せられる危険を冒しながら２年以上も活動を続け、子供たちを孤児院や病院、教会などにかくまった。
４３年春、ゲシュタポ（国家秘密警察）に逮捕され、強制収容所で拷問を受けるが、「活動内容を明かすぐらいなら迷わず死を選ぶ」（生前の伝記）と、かたくなに沈黙を守り通した。仲間が
ナチス ？？？
高官を買収し、辛くも死を免れたが、拷問のため足や腕を骨折し、無意識状態のまま近くの森の中に捨てられた。戦後は社会奉仕家として活動を再開、６５年にはイスラエルから表彰を受けた。:5月13日16時44分
ユダヤ人の子供２５００人を救った女性死去（産経新聞） - 13日(火)14時50分大地震をカエルが予知？＝数十万匹が大移動－中国四川省（時事通信） - 13日(火)17時1分＜交通死亡事故＞口移しでチョコ…助手席の女を逮捕 青森（毎日新聞） - 13日(火)20時56分
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Polish Holocaust hero dies at age 98 By MONIKA SCISLOWSKA, Associated Press Writer
Mon May 12, 8:41 PM ET
WARSAW, Poland - Irena Sendler — credited with saving some 2,500 Jewish children
from the
Nazi ?
Holocaust by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto, some of them in baskets — died Monday, her family said. She was 98.
Sendler, among the first to be honored by Israels Yad Vashem
Holocaust memorial as a Righteous Among Nations for her wartime heroism, died at a Warsaw hospital, daughter Janina Zgrzembska told The Associated Press.
President Lech Kaczynski expressed great regret over Sendlers death, calling her extremely brave and an exceptional person.
In recent years, Kaczynski had spearheaded a campaign to put Sendlers name forward as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Sendler was a 29-year-old social worker with the citys welfare department when Germany invaded Poland in September 1939,
launching World War II.
Warsaws Jews were forced into a walled-off ghetto.
Seeking to save the ghettos children, Sendler masterminded risky rescue operations. Under the pretext of inspecting sanitary conditions during a typhoid outbreak, she and her assistants ventured inside the ghetto — and smuggled out babies and small children in ambulances and in trams, sometimes wrapped up as packages.
Teenagers escaped by joining teams of workers forced to labor outside the ghetto.
They were placed in families, orphanages, hospitals or convents.
Irena was truly a noble lady and a great humanitarian
who helped save thousands of children,
said Stanlee Stahl, executive vice president of the New York-based Jewish Foundation for the Righteous.
Records show that Sendlers team of about 20 people saved nearly 2,500 children from the Warsaw Ghetto between October 1940 and its final liquidation in April 1943,
when the
Nazis ???
burned the ghetto, shooting the residents or sending them to death camps.
Every child saved with my help and the help of all the wonderful secret messengers, who today are no longer living, is the justification of my existence on this earth, and not a title to glory, Sendler said in 2007 in a letter to the Polish Senate after lawmakers honored her efforts in 2007.
In hopes of one day uniting the children with their families —
most of whom perished in the
Nazis ???????
death camps — Sendler wrote the childrens real names on slips of paper that she kept at home.
When German police came to arrest her in 1943, an assistant managed to hide the slips, which Sendler later buried in a jar under an apple tree in an associates yard.
Some 2,500 names were recorded.
It took a true miracle to save a Jewish child, Elzbieta Ficowska,
who was saved by Sendlers team as a baby in 1942, recalled in an AP interview in 2007.
Mrs. Sendler saved not only us, but also our children and grandchildren and the generations to come.
Anyone caught helping Jews in
Nazi ???
-occupied Poland risked being summarily shot, along with family members —
a fate Sendler only barely escaped herself after the 1943 raid by the Gestapo.
The
Nazis ?
took her to the notorious Pawiak prison, which few people left alive. Gestapo agents tortured her repeatedly, leaving Sendler with scars on her body — but she refused to betray her team.
I kept silent.
I preferred to die than to reveal our activity, she was quoted as saying in Anna Mieszkowskas biography,
Mother of the Children of the Holocaust: The Story of Irena Sendler.
Zegota, an underground organization helping Jews, paid a bribe to German guards to free her from the prison.
Under a different name, she continued her work.
After World War II, Sendler worked as a social welfare official and director of vocational schools, continuing to assist some of the children she rescued.
A great person has died — a person with a great heart, with great organizational talents, a person
who always stood on the side of the weak, Warsaw Ghetto survivor Marek Eldeman told TVN24 television.
In 1965, Sendler became one of the first so-called Righteous Gentiles honored by the Yad Vashem
Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem for wartime heroics.
Polands communist leaders at that time
would not allow her to travel to Israel; she collected the award in 1983.
Yad Vashem Chairman Avner Shalev said Senders courageous activities rescuing Jews during the Holocaust serve as a beacon of light to the world,
inspiring hope and restoring faith in the innate goodness of mankind.
Despite the Yad Vashem honor, Sendler was largely forgotten in her homeland until recent years.
She came to the worlds attention in 2000 when a group of schoolgirls from Uniontown, Kan., wrote a short play about her called Life in a Jar.
It went on to garner international attention,
and has been performed more than 200 times
in the United States, Canada and Poland.
Sendler, born Irena Krzyzanowska, said
she lived according to her physician fathers teachings,
arguing that
people can be only divided into
good or bad;
their race, religion, nationality
dont matter.
She married Mieczyslaw Sendler but they divorced after the wars end. Sendler then married fellow underground activist Stefan Zgrzembski, and they had two sons and a daughter. One died a few days after birth. The second son, Adam, died of a heart failure in 1999.
Sendler is survived by her daughter and a granddaughter.
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Thousands flee China quake area over flood fears AP Thousands flee as China lake bank feared broken Reuters Chinas 1-child policy causes extra pain AP French navy ship near Myanmar with aid AP U.N. sees chance for global ban on cluster bombs Reuters World Video
Quake survivors still being pulled from rubble AP - 1 hour 37 minutes ago Around the World FOX News - Sat May 17, 3:05 AM ET
hol・o・caust
「holocaust」を新グローバル英和辞典でも検索する
[名]
1 （特に火事による）大惨害, 大破壊, 全滅.
2 [U]((the H-))（ナチスによる）ユダヤ人大虐殺(ぎゃくさつ). ⇒FINAL SOLUTION
3 （ユダヤ教で）全燔(はん)祭の供物；神前に供える獣の丸焼き.
[ プログレッシブ英和中辞典 提供：JapanKnowledge ]
hol・o・caust 発音を聞く
「holocaust」をプログレッシブ英和中辞典でも検索する
［１］（人, 動物を）全部焼き殺すこと;（特に火による）大虐殺;完全破壊;〈the H-〉（第2次世界大戦におけるナチの）ユダヤ人大虐殺.
［２］丸焼きにした獣の供え物.
〔［語源］CAUST, CAUT「を焼く, 燃える」: caustic, cauterize, holocaust〕
[ 新グローバル英和辞典 提供：三省堂 ]
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