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She took a risk because she felt a strong need to help the Jews.
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Stefania was a Catholic Polish girl, but very close to a Jewish family, the Diamants. When the anti-Semitism provoked by Nazi Germany, caused the Jews to be withdrawn from the society and imprisoned in the ghettos, she was very worried and revolted by this situation.
She took risks to bring food to the Diamants because they were always extremely kind and polite to her, which made her feel a strong empathy for the Jews and did not agree with the anti-Semitism she was establishing in Europe. This made her want to help the Jews and that is why she hid 13 Jews in the attic of her house, even though it was very dangerous and could cause her death.
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