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There is a counterfeiter who saved many lives when France was under Nazi rule. At that time, he had a special talent that others did not have, so it was the ability to
erase the blue ink of ID documents, which is said to be indelible. He was able to prevent being dragged into the camps by changing the names of the people on his ID cards.
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(1)Where did he get this amazing ability? Adolfo Carmins
Key grew up in Normandy as a child and worked in a dyeing factory. There, he learned the art of erasing various kinds of ink on clothes, and later worked at a resistance in Paris, where he recognized his ability. Since then, he has saved people by falsifying numerous identification cards.
P.M. 10322023 January 10th
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once I had to fake 900 birth certificates, but he said he had only 3 days to make documents without sleeping for more than 2 days. He encouraged himself, thinking that 30 people would die if he slept for an hour.
Most of the children he saved were young children.
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(1)His achievements became known when his autobiography was published in 2016 and he won the E
Mi Award for making a short documentary in The New York Times the same year. At the beginning of the documentary, he says this
(2)Of course everything I did was illegal. But when what we call legal
threatens humanity, we
must fight.
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(0)Adolfo Kaminsky
(1)Died yesterday, Jan. 10, aged 97.
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