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Holocaust Rescuer Honored as Righteous Among the Nations for Saving Jewish Girl
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By Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
First reported by Ynet · Sep 8, 2026
What happened
Anna Neklaws, a Polish woman who hid and saved Aviva Landau during the Holocaust, was posthumously honored as Righteous Among the Nations at a ceremony at the Israeli Embassy in Warsaw. Landau's family located Neklaws' relatives through social media, enabling the Yad Vashem recognition process.
- 01Anna Neklaws honored posthumously as Righteous Among the Nations.
- 02She saved Holocaust survivor Aviva Landau during World War II.
- 03Landau's family found Neklaws' relatives via social media research.
- 04The recognition required testimony from Neklaws' family.
- 05Landau was hidden by Neklaws for two years and treated as her daughter.
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