PHOTOS : THE GOOD DOCTOR OF WARSAW
The photo of Sophia that Misha carried in his wallet, not knowing if she was alive, taken for her forged identity papers in the Warsaw ghetto.
Dr Janusz Korczak and the children in the playground at the summer camp.
A holiday before the war and internment in the ghetto. Dr Korczak in a white hat, Misha to his left. To Korczak's right, Saba, who also worked in the home in the ghetto and went to Treblinka with the children. Next to her Sammy Gogol who survived Auschwitz thanks to the harmonica that Korczak gave him.
Misha and Sophia in 1945
Sammy Gogol on harmonica, Korczak on kazoo.
Sabina on the right with her friend Marysia.
The ghetto gate at Chlodna Street.
Homeless children within the ghetto.
Erwin Baum.
The Polish First Army reach Little Rose Summer Camp in 1944 and pass the steeple where Hitler looked out at Warsaw as it fell in 1939.
Warsaw 1945.
The home at Krochmalna Street today.
Yitzhak, a friend of Korczak and Misha, who led the Dror Commune in the ghetto and was instrumental in the uprising.
Misha's sister Niura.
The photo that Misha gave Sophia in the ghetto.
Korczak and Stepha in the garden at Little Rose Summer camp.
Peeling potatoes.
Misha, Korczak and the children sharing a joke.
The home on Krochmalna Street that still stands today.
The bridge built to join the two sections of the ghetto with the Aryan tramway passing beneath.
Korczak sewing while sick in bed.
A photo of Krystyna, Sophia's sister, taken after the war.
The memorial stone at Treblinka to Janusz Korczak and the children.
Professor Kotarbinski who refused to sit while giving university lectures in protest at the 'Ghetto benches.'