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Fusia was one of the few that fell under the credentials of being “perfect” she went out her way of helping those who she cared about which were her jewish friends. Throughout the movie Fusia was kind hearted to those who were being treated unfair she would help bring them food when times were started to become bad,however, once things began to get worse to where the nazi soldiers started to send people from the ghetto to the concentration camps she began to smuggle people out from there to her own home. She smuggled in total thirteen people who she help care for when they were sick and feed them with her own food. Due to her actions all thirteen people who she help care for all respected her for her bravery, looked up to her, and owned her

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