Warsaw Social Welfare Department

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The Warsaw Social Welfare Department was a municipal social services agency in Nazi-occupied Poland, known for employing Irena Sendler and serving as a cover for her efforts to rescue Jewish children from the Warsaw Ghetto.

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instanceOf municipal social services agency
activity issuing documents for people under its care
organizing food and medical assistance
associatedWithEvent rescue of Jewish children from the Warsaw Ghetto
associatedWithPlace Warsaw Ghetto NERFINISHED
context Nazi-occupied Poland
country Poland
employed Irena Sendler NERFINISHED
employedAs social worker
field social welfare
social work
function administration of municipal social assistance
distribution of aid to the poor
provision of social welfare services
historicalSignificance played a role in resistance-related humanitarian activities in Warsaw
jurisdiction City of Warsaw NERFINISHED
knownFor association with Irena Sendler’s rescue activities
being used as a cover for rescue operations of Jewish children
languageOfWork Polish
locatedIn Warsaw
operatedDuring German occupation of Poland NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
operatedIn Warsaw NERFINISHED
operatedUnder German occupation authorities
sector public sector
subordinateTo Warsaw city administration NERFINISHED
supervisedBy municipal authorities of Warsaw
usedBy Irena Sendler NERFINISHED
usedFor covering clandestine rescue activities
facilitating entry into the Warsaw Ghetto under official pretexts

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Irena Sendler workedFor Warsaw Social Welfare Department