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Although exact figures are not known, it’s thought that at least 19,000 Polish people, including many children, took refuge in Africa during World War II. The Polish migration to Africa is believed to have its roots in an event from August 1939 when Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin signed a non-aggression deal that divided several…
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