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Warsaw Is My Country: The Story of Krystyna Bierzynska, 1928-1945 AUTH-12501004 historian Erica Armstrong Dunbar weavesThis book tells the story of Krystyna Bierzyska, an acculturated Polish Jew, from her birth in Warsaw in 1928 up to the war's end in May 1945, when she was reunited with her brother, Dolek, an officer in the Polish II Corps. Bierzyska not only survived the Holocaust due in large part to the extraordinary efforts of her parents, blood relatives, and surrogate Christian family, but also served as a 16 year old orderly in the 1944 Warsaw Uprising. Hers