A rich maharaja took in 1,000 Polish kids during WWII, recreating their home on Indian soil
Digvijaysinhji Ranjitsinhji Jadeja gave them not just food and shelter, but a chance to be kids while retaining their identity. When hundreds of Polish children arrived in India’s Nawanagar state (now Jamnagar, in Gujarat) during World War II, they had already been driven from their homes, survived Soviet labor camps…