Johanna Lipke: The Latvian Heroine Who Saved Jews During WWII

A profile of Johanna Lipke, a Latvian Pole and Catholic, wife of Žanis Lipke, who saved Jews during World War II, including a specific anecdote about her tricking police dogs with snuff tobacco.

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Vai zini, kā ebreju glābēja Johanna Lipke ar šņaucamo tabaku piemānīja policijas suņus?

Johanna Lipke, dzimusi Novicka, bija Latvijas poliete un katoliete, Žaņa Lipkes sieva un trīs bērnu māte, sieviete, kas skolā bija gājusi vien trīs gadus, bet prata vairākas valodas un cilvēkus saprata labāk nekā daudzi ar augstāko izglītību. Viņai piemita dzīves gudrība un spēja zibenīgi reaģēt bīstamās situācijās.

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Johanna Lipke: The Latvian Heroine Who Saved Jews During WWII

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Vai zini, kā ebreju glābēja Johanna Lipke ar šņaucamo tabaku piemānīja policijas suņus?

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