a pair of twin brothers in Poland, born the year after the end of World War II, their mother was sent to a camp during the war, and they were released after the war. . Only the mother was weak and unable to support 2 of them. After returning to Poland, they were adopted by different families. They have been separated for 69 years to commemorate the 70 World War II ceremony this year. They saw each other for the first time, and 2 people cried with tears in their eyes. The scene was very touching.
a pair of twin brothers were born in the next year of World War II, but then they were adopted, and two people were 69 years old to see each other for the first time. (Figure / turn from Youtube)
according to the Taiwan Tung Sen news report that a pair of twin brothers in Poland were born the year after World War II, their mother was sent to a concentration camp during the war, and they were born after the war. Only the mother was weak and unable to support 2 of them. After returning to Poland, they were adopted by different families. They have been separated for 69 years to commemorate the 70 World War II ceremony this year. They saw each other for the first time, and 2 people cried with tears in their eyes. The scene was very touching.
according to BBC, the twins Poznanski (Poznanski) and SK zitzki (Skrzynecki) were born not long after birth, because their mother was unable to raise 2 of them, and then sent them to different families.
until they were adult they knew they were adopted, but their adoptive parents had never told them that they had an identical brother to each other, and that sk nzki even left his parents' home to live in California, America, and began looking for his brother. .
they finally got together in Poland recently because of the "Red Cross Restoring Family Links Programme" for the Red Cross. Although both brothers were nearly 70 years old, they saw each other for the first time after they were born, but still could not help but hug and cry. After 2 people met again, they found their father was an American soldier through information, but they had returned to the United States before they were born.