Krystyna Kodymowska "Stokrotka" Has Died. She Was a Home Army Liaison.
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"The most important thing is freedom, so that everyone can think for themselves and do what they want and need, not what someone else tells them to do," said Kodymowska, quoted on the BohaterON campaign's Facebook page. Krystyna Kodymowska, née Rafalska, was born in 1928. In May 1940, her family left Bydgoszcz. She lived in Ciechanów for several months and then moved to Warsaw. When the Warsaw Uprising broke out, she was 16. As a liaison and med…
Krystyna Kodymowska, nom de guerre Stokrotka, has died at the age of 98. She was a Home Army liaison officer and medic and a participant in the Warsaw Uprising. "The most important thing is freedom, so that everyone can think for themselves and do what they want and need, not what someone else tells them to do," Kodymowska said, as quoted by the BohaterON campaign.
Krystyna Kodymowska "Stokrotka," a Home Army liaison and medic who participated in the Warsaw Uprising, has died, the Office for War Veterans and Victims of Oppression announced. "The most important thing is freedom, so that everyone can think for themselves and do what they want and need, not what someone else tells them to do," Kodymowska said, quoted on the BohaterON campaign's Facebook page.
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