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Description	Leopold Socha, a Polish sewer worker in the formerly Polish city of Lwów, who during World War II used his knowledge of the city's sewer system to shelter Jews from the Nazi Germans and the Germans' Ukrainian collaborators
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Article	Leopold Socha
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