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'I never imagined my father was a Nazi': Born in a German-run 'baby factory'
Two trainloads of children, some of them born in Nazi-run "Lebensborn" maternity homes, were brought from Germany to Commercy in eastern France in 1946. One of them was Édith Pagot.
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In 1946, two trainloads of children—including some born in Nazi‑run “Lebensborn” maternity homes—were transferred from Germany to the town of Commercy in eastern France. One of the children was Édith Pagot.
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