Polish Maids

25/02/2022

Chaleco acolchado * plumas y rojo
Quilted Vest * color Red&plum
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Cierre de la tienda closing sklepu

18/04/2016

Woman’s Club of Upper Saddle River will hold a baby shower to benefit Strengthen Our Sisters shelter at 6:30 p.m. April 18 at Savini Restaurant, 168 W. Crescent Ave., Allendale.

https://usrwomansclub.org/

The Woman's Club of Upper Saddle River Who Are We? Founded in 1954, The Woman’s Club of Upper Saddle River is a group of women who work together in our town and in the greater community supporting civic, educational and cultural pursuits. What Do We Do? We meet monthly with a focus on volunteerism…

07/02/2016

02/02/2016

http://www.polishmaids.us/Iowa2016d

30/01/2016

White House Admin has already introduced a new type of retirement account. It is called The myRA.
There are 5 major fields for 401(k) and IRA's face-lift of 2017 :
1. Pooled 401(k) plans.
2. Automatics IRAs.
3. Bigger tax breaks for employers.
4. Part-time workers participation.
5. Portable benefits.

25/06/2015

Little things can go a very long way toward making a buyer, a visitor or even yourself fall in love with a home.

Read more: http://www.oprah.com/home/House-Cleaning-Tips-From-a-Professional

You think you've scrubbed everything, but these subtle, often forgotten touches can make your home look amazing...even if you aren't putting up a "for sale" sign.

29/04/2015

The extraordinary story of Żabiński Villa. They saved hundreds of Jews...

On September 21, 1965, Yad Vashem recognized Jan Zabinski and his wife, Antonina Zabinska, as Righteous Among the Nations. On October 30, 1968 Dr. Jan Zabinski planted a tree on the Mount of Remembrance.

"Dr. Zabinski, was a man with exceptional modesty and without any self-interest" - wrote Irena Meizel - "When the Warsaw ghetto was established Jan and his wife, Antonina, began helping their Jewish friends."

For the hideout the whole villa and sometimes even parts of Zoo was used but " they all live normally here, they had yet to eat, go to the toilet" .
Those who have a "stronger" papers, appeared in public areas, helping in everyday life. For example, Magdalena Gross, baked bread and cakes.

Some people stayed in the shelter under the house, which was built by owners at the beginning of the war. It was formed not in order to hide Jews or people associated with AK, but for the safety of family. Later, when Jews were told to report to authorities and ghettos were organized , it was used as a hideout for others.
Some "tenants" hovered around the house and only at night were coming down. They slept there, and in the morning they returned - says our interlocutor.

Owners lived with the stigma of fear, but never treated this activity as something unusual. Of course, in their memories they scrolled to note the risks and dangers which threatened them, but it was never overexposed. Never was a question of heroism...

29/04/2015