Kean Wong: In Warsaw the death of a 98 year old woman who saved thousands of Jewish children during the war has sadden many. This amazing woman risked her own life as a social worker, to enter the Nazi-made Ghetto to get the children to safety. Let's see how she's remembered. Students at a Warsaw school take part in a name changing ceremony in honour of World War Two hero, Irena Sendler. In the early hours of the morning in the same city, the 98 year old ex-social worker passed away in hospital after a long illness. Sendler saved around 2,500 Jewish children during the war by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto in boxes, suitcases, she even hid them in trolleys. The children were then placed with families outside of the Ghetto. Poland's chief Rabbi said as well as saving lives she saved the soul of Europe. [Michael Schudrichm, Polish Chief Rabbi]: "She rescued our hopes that there are still good people. People who against all odds are ready to help others." One survivor said...