'Part of Being a Jew': Why This Woman Took 20 Ukrainian Refugees Into Her Home
Alina Sobczak, a resident of Krakow, knew she wanted to help Ukrainian refugees crossing the border into Poland but wasn't sure how. Thanks to a tip from a friend, she turned her home into a sanctuary
With millions of Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion, volunteers across central and eastern Europe have stepped up to help, supplying warm food, clothes and medical care as the flood of humanity swells.
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