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Čeština: Marie Schmolková (Schmolka, rozená Eisnerová; * 23. červen 1893 Praha – 27. března 1940 Londýn) byla česká politička, humanitární pracovnice, sociální demokratka, bojovnice za ženská práva a sionistka, předsedkyně Národního koordinačního výboru pro uprchlíky v Československu. Za druhé světové války zachránila tisíce uprchlíků před nacistickou perzekucí. K jejím spolupracovníkům patřili mimo jiné Milena Jesenská, Max Brod a Sir Nicholas Winton.
English: Mrs. Marie Schmolková (Schmolka, née Eisnerová; * June 23, 1893 Prague - March 27, 1940 London) was a Czech politician, humanitarian worker, social democrat, female rights champion and Zionist, chairwoman of the National Refugee Coordination Committee in Czechoslovakia. During World War II, she saved thousands of refugees from Nazi persecution. Her collaborators included Milena Jesenská, Max Brod and Sir Nicholas Winton.
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  • CZ: Anna Hájková, Martin Šmok. „Nenaplněný slib, Marie Schmolková - zapomenutá hrdinka na cestě pomoci židovským uprchlíkům“. In: týdeník Respekt, uveřejněno:24. září 2018, aktualizace: 26. září 2018; Poznámka: Marie Schmolková byla jedním z prvních lidí, které gestapo po okupaci 15. března 1939 uvěznilo. Zatčena byla už 16. března 1939. Foto pochází z volně přístupného Národního archivu České republiky. Fotografie před rokem 1941.
  • EN: Anna Hájková, Martin Šmok. „Unfulfilled promise, Marie Schmolková - a forgotten heroine on her way to helping Jewish refugees“. In: weekly Respekt, published: 24. September 2018, updated: September 26, 2018; Note: Marie Schmolková was one of the first people imprisoned by the Gestapo after the occupation on 15 March 1939. She was arrested on March 16, 1939. The photo comes from the freely accessible National Archive of the Czech Republic. Photo before year 1941.
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