My Hero

My hero is Janush Korchak (Janusz Korczak). He lived in Poland in 19th—20th centuries. He was a doctor, a teacher, and a writer. He devoted his life to working with children in a boarding school. And he wrote pedagogical notes and books for children. I think he was a_great person. Unfortunately the Second World War started, and he died in Treblinka in a gas chamber together with children, because he and his pupils were Jews. He had several chances to be saved, because he was rather famous. But he chose not to leave children. I have admired him for large part of my life. I know he was a very good person. He did a lot of good things. He was a doctor, and as such, he helped ill people. As was a writer, he wrote very good books, I like his books. And he was a pedagogue for most of his life and as far as I know he was a really great pedagogue. He was a person who really had a love for people.  :)

My hero

My hero is Janush Korchak (Janusz Korczak). He lived in Poland between the 19th to 20th century. He was a doctor, a teacher, and a writer. He devoted his life to working with children in a boarding school. During that time, he wrote pedagogical notes and books for children. I think he was a very great person. But unfortunately (the Second World War/World War Two) started, and he died in Treblinka in a gas chamber together with the children, because they were Jews. He had several chances to be saved, because he was rather famous. But he chose not to leave the children. I admire him for larger part of my life/I have admired him for a very long time/a huge part of my life. I see/I can tell he was a very good person. He has done a lot of good things. When he was a doctor, he was helping for ill people/the ill. When he was a writer, he wrote very good books. I like his books. When he was a pedagogue/teacher, it was his main way of his life, and as far as I know he was a really great pedagogue/teacher. He was a person who really had a lot of love for people.