I really want to believe she survived, so I will believe that. I am an American but I live in Poland and I would like to think I could go to Warsaw and meet her and Stefan in their old age, surrounded by their grandchildren and great grandchildren. When you walk the streets in Warsaw and there are these little plaques everywhere, on a building or a marker on the street, so many people were killed here, so many there, it is chilling. The last scene in the film when the scene fades from Warsaw destroyed and burning to the modern city all lit up was so powerful and so true. Warsaw is like the phoenix, rising from the ashes. I have a good friend that has an apartment in Wola, right next to the large cemetery that was the scene of the first big battle. Wola was where over 30,000 innocent civilians were murdered as shown when Stefan's mother and brother were killed in the film. It is said tha all of Warsaw is a grave yard. Polish people are wonderful and very tough.
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