Mom Survives WWII Only To Leave A Mysterious Note For Her Son That Served Its Purpose 50 Years Later

Failed Attempts To Move On

George met the right girl and had a beautiful child with her. He was living a decent life in California. “For 70 years I live with unknown things,” he recalled during an interview with the American Red Cross. He further added: “And I was thinking, I’m never going to find it.”

Meanwhile…

While on one side George couldn’t let go the urge of seeing his twin brother, Lucian too grew up in Poland, as Lucian Poznanski. Unlike George, Lucian shared a strong bond with his adoptive mother. However, he too wasn’t aware of his adoption until he turned 17.

In The Polish Army

Lucian’s adoptive mom told him the truth about his adoption when he joined the Polish Army. She told her son whatever she knew about his past and that didn’t include his twin brother, George. So, he lived many years knowing he was the only child of his biological mother. 

Just A Feeling

Lucian too got married and raised his family in Poland. But he claimed that although he didn’t have any proofs to support his gut feeling, he always felt that he had a twin brother. One of them was sure about it and the other one felt it strongly yet they spent most of their lives oceans apart. 

A Visit To The Old Orphanage

In 2014, after his retirement, Lucian once thought that he wouldn’t like to die without knowing the history of his biological family. So, he started to search for more information and reached to the orphanage from where he was adopted decades ago. It was nothing less of a miracle that he was told that he did have a twin brother.

Polish Red Cross

With hopes of finding his brother, Lucian contacted the Polish Red Cross for further assistance. As the case was filed, Lucian couldn’t believe that he could be called up anytime informing that they have found his twin brother. “It felt like I was dreaming,” he recalled.