The Midwife (2020)

In 1943, Stanislawa Leszczynska was arrested by the Gestapo for aiding prisoners in the Lodz ghetto and deported to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp with her three children. There, she endured unimaginable hardship. Working as a midwife under brutal conditions, she delivered 3000 babies, saving every life. Recognized as one of Poland's four most remarkable women of the 20th century, her name was honored with the Life and Changing the Nation Goblet, a tribute from Polish women at Jasna Gora Monastery. What fueled this extraordinary woman? Where did her strength originate? And how did she maintain unwavering faith in her work, even in the face of death?