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It’s a people to people contact thanks to the support of Jam Saheb. “The event is a progression of film on the Polish children who are now in their 90s and featured in my film are being invited to share their stories of their childhood. Most of the families from Soviet-dominated areas were sent to labour camps from where they were loaded in trucks and sent to Turkmenistan, Iran, Afghanistan and India. It was an idea very close to my heart, and these Polish survivors as we call them, feel such enthusiasm whenever they are given an opportunity to visit Jamnagar and Balachadi,” Anu Radha told TOI.Talking to TOI Andreej Stuczynski third secretary embassy of Poland in India in New Delhi said, “Poland and India has special relation. It’s beyond the standard of economic or political relations.” He added “We expect high level rank of ministers from Poland to participate in this event but names will be finalized in the second half of the month.” Jamnagar district collector Ravi Shankar said “The Polish survivors will refresh their memories at Balachadi and will also visit few places in Jamnagar during their four-day stay.”.