They were ordinary women, girls and teenage girls... who once had to see how cruelly their relatives and friends were killed, to experience hunger, humiliation and bullying, to find themselves behind the barbed wire of the Polish ghettos. But they did not reconcile. They didn't break. We didn't give up. And they founded their own resistance movement, which even the “specialists” from the Gestapo could not cope with. They did not choose means in the fight against the executioners of their people - everything was used, from bribes and flirting to well-aimed shots. However, along with successful sabotage and intelligence activities, these young Jewish girls taught children, looked after the elderly, cared for the sick and wounded... Which of them survived and lived to see liberation? And who gave their lives for the victory over Nazism? The publishing design has been preserved in PDF A4 format.