During WWII, Polish children were among the many victims of the war.
However, a generous act of kindness from Indian Maharaja Jam Sahib provided some hope for these orphans. The Maharaja adopted 640 Polish orphans and brought them to his royal palace in Bombay.
To ensure that the children felt at home, the Maharaja had a dormitory built for them and brought in Polish teachers and chefs.
This allowed the children to recover from the horrors they had experienced during the war and begin rebuilding their lives in a safe and nurturing environment.
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