THE STORY TOLD BY RELATIVES OF THE POLISH FAMILY WHO SAVED THIS BABY GIRL
Probably in June or July 1942 the baby's mother was either captive or hiding with her baby girl on the train station in Rozwadow in Poland.

The infant was hungry and crying, so her mother asked for milk from a Polish couple that happened to be on the train station. The Polish man brought milk for the baby.

Then the Jewish mother asked if they would want to take the baby as their own because she could not keep it. This couple did not have any children, so after some consideration, they agreed. They asked the Jewish mother who she was, but she told them that it was better for them and for the baby not to know who she was.

She then gave her newborn baby girl, who was probably one month old, to the Polish couple. The Polish couple raised the girl as if she was their biological daughter and never told her how she had come into the family.

QUESTIONS
The girl grew up, married and had a son. It is this son who wants to find his Jewish roots.
Who was his grandmother?
Who was his grandfather?
What happened to them in the Holocaust?
Does he have any living relatives?
Was the family originally from Rozwadow?

ROZWADOW
Rozwadow is situated 82 km SSW of Lublin. 1790 Jews lived in Rozwadow before Holocaust. There is a Yizkor book for Rozwadow.