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800. Stumbling Stone for victims of the Nazi dictatorship in Leipzig moved

Summary by leipzig.de
Sprintza Podolanski was no longer able to escape to her children living abroad. She was deported to the Bełźyce Ghetto in 1942 and subsequently murdered in Poland occupied by Germany. Her granddaughters and other relatives joined forces during the transfer of the stumbling block...
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800. Stumbling Stone for victims of the Nazi dictatorship in Leipzig moved

Sprintza Podolanski was no longer able to escape to her children living abroad. She was deported to the Bełźyce Ghetto in 1942 and subsequently murdered in Poland occupied by Germany. Her granddaughters and other relatives joined forces during the transfer of the stumbling block...

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leipzig.de broke the news in on Friday, March 7, 2025.
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