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,The Making of Mia’s World: Warsaw and Zurich, 1890–1939,h, where she met her future husband, Jan Truskier. She describes her fulfilling life as a student in Switzerland, a summer a trip to the Brittany coast of France in the summer of 1939, and her hasty trip back to Poland a week before the German invasion.

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,Hiding in Plain Sight: Italy, 1940–1945,ow-budget Italian movies. Mia and Jan became intermediaries between the stranded Polish diplomats in Vatican City and couriers carrying messages from Italy to the anti-German resistance. In 1943, a son, Andrew, is born amid the shortages and uncertainty of war.

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,Hiding in Plain Sight: Italy, 1940–1945,ow-budget Italian movies. Mia and Jan became intermediaries between the stranded Polish diplomats in Vatican City and couriers carrying messages from Italy to the anti-German resistance. In 1943, a son, Andrew, is born amid the shortages and uncertainty of war.

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,The War Years in Warsaw and the Soviet Union, 1939–1945,tters passed from the USSR to Paulina, occasionally through intermediaries in Lwów, from there to a cousin in Milan who was able to send them on to Mia in Rome. Paulina, in Warsaw, and Mia in Rome enshrouded their letters in code to by-pass the censors.

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,The Aftermath of War in Europe, 1945–1949,ack to Warsaw. As a lawyer Anatol served under the auspices of the Central Committee of Polish Jews, litigating family unifications and the return of property expropriated from Jews during the war. Aniela recovered Jewish children who had been placed with Aryan families during the war, returning them to relatives abroad.