Righteous Person R.D. #1 Finding a good friend is hard. Many people only care about themselves, and are unwilling to help others. Unlike many non-Jews during World War Iothers, Gertruda Babilinska never declined help to a Jewish person, she worked harder to help them. is not one to leave someone. She risked her life to help her Jewish employers, the Stolowickis. Although everyone left the Stolowickis, Babilinska stayed, helped Mrs. Stolowicki and her son flee Warsaw, and eventually raised the Stolowicki’s young son, Michael. Gertruda Babilinska grew up in Starograd, later moving to Warsaw, where she became the nanny for the Stolowickis. She was born in 1902, the oldest of eight siblings. Once she arrived in Warsaw she became a nanny for