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Polski: Obrona Warszawy we wrześniu 1939 roku. Pielęgniarki doglądają niemowląt w prowizorycznym oddziale położniczym Szpitala św. Zofii w oblężonej Warszawie. Podczas bombardowania "szpital przeniósł wszystkie noworodki i ich matki w dół do piwnicy. Lekarz odpowiedzialny za operacje stoi w tle. Niektóre kobiety są nadal w czasie porodu. Niektóre z ich noworodków zaraz po porodzie zostały trafione przez odłamki bomb, ale zostały uratowane przez lekarzy. Inne nie przeżyły". [1]

English: Siege of Warsaw by German forces in September of 1939. Nurses care for infants in a makeshift maternity ward at Saint Sophia Hospital in besieged Warsaw[2]. During bombardment "the hospital moved all new babies and their mothers down to the basement. The doctor in charge stands in the background. Some women are still in labor. Some of their babies barely recovered from the rigor of childbirth, were hit by shell fragments, but were pulled through by the doctors. Some did not survive." [1] This photo was colorized.

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September 1939

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Julien Bryan ( 23 October 1939 ). " Documentary Record of the Last Days of Once Proud Warsaw ". Life magazine : 73-77.
Julien Bryan (1959) Warsaw: 1939 Siege; 1959 Warsaw Revisited. , Warsaw : Polonia Publishing House, p. 98 OCLC : 8990324 . ASIN : B000O2AEBY
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum , Photograph # 47219
Marian Marek Drozdowski, Alarm dla Warszawy , Wiedza Powszechna, Warszawa 1969, photo between pages 224 and 225

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Alternative names	Julien Hequembourg Bryan
Description	American photographer, writer, camera operator and film producer
Date of birth/death	23 May 1899	20 October 1974
Location of birth/death	Titusville, Pennsylvania	Bronxville
Work location	United States of America
Authority file	: Q959506 VIAF : 70174347 ISNI : 0000000109849746 LCCN : n50041106 MusicBrainz : 5bf9bd73-81f7-4ce8-98ff-eb2d4fcbf565 GND : 1016217390 WorldCat

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