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At a meeting at the university for surviving Polish Jews, she met her husband to be Jerzy
Einhorn. The two were among those invited in 1946 to do laboratory work in Copenhagen, Denmark, where on hearing of Jewish problems in Poland they attempted to stay. Faced with residence difficulties in Denmark,
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She managed to survive, first by working in a German textile factory, then by escaping from the ghetto in an ambulance and hiding in various places together with her brother Rudolf, latterly in the village of Krupia Wólka where they stayed until the
Russians arrived in January 1945. The two were the
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After her retirement, she continued her involvement in research. From 1997, she chaired
Stockholm's Cancerföreningen (Cancer Association) and helped found the patient organization Gyn-Cancerföreningen. Nina Einhorn also supported the Jewish cause, chairing for a time the Israeli institution
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visiting relatives. After returning to Łódź, in
February 1940 the family moved to Warsaw and the following November moved into an apartment in the Jewish ghetto. Nina attended a secret chemistry high school in the ghetto, matriculating in July 1942.
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Stockholm. As a result of her increasing interest in cancerous tumors, in 1964 she was engaged by Radiumhemmet's gynaecological clinic. In 1968, she accompanied her husband to
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