Stolen: The story of a Polish child 'Germanized' by the Nazis If they met racial guidelines, they were taken; one girl got back home By Melissa Eddy, Associated Press Poznan, Poland | On a sunny April morning in 1944, 6-year-old Alodia Witaszek was combed and scrubbed, sitting in the children's home that had primed her for membership in Hitler's master race. Over the past year she had been snatched from her family, gone hungry in a concentration camp and been beaten for speaking her native Polish. Now she had a German name, "Alice Wittke," and a new - German -...