My Home India

The essentially uncovers one littleknown story of unimaginable humanity generosity and kindness Towards the end of WW2 the Polish ambassadorial team in Bombay led by determined heroine Kira Banasinska and supported by a local Maharaja dispatched a convoy of food relief thousands of miles to Soviet Siberian labour camps where Polish women and children were starving To the British Rajs surprise they returned with 5500 women and children who found refuge and welcome in India Over 70 years later a number of now elderly Polish people return to a town South of Mumbai where they were able to find safety and discover the joys of childhood