
United Press International · December 18, 1958
Enroute to Fall River, Mass., for medical treatment, Stanislawa Mlodkowska-Bielawaska arrives here 12/18. She was one of a group of 27 Polish women used as guinea pigs in medical experiments in Nazi concentration camps. They were brought to the U.S. for treatment with hope of erasing the scars and disease suffered from the experiments.
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