acts of Irene Gut Opdyke when she was young, so they may likewise stand up to racism, bigotry, and hate. It has since been disbanded. Motion picture controversy In 1998, Opdyke's story was the subject of legal action and cross-complaint when she sought to regain the motion picture rights to her life story, which she had previously assigned in an option agreement. Copyright attorney Carole Handler represented Opdyke and worked with the parties to reach an agreement. The case was dismissed with prejudice. Play A play based on the book In My Hands, Irena's Vow, opened on Broadway on 29 March 2009 to mixed reviews. It was written by Dan Gordon and starred Tovah Feldshuh as Irena Gut. It had earlier premiered off-Broadway at the Baruch Performing Arts Center in New York City. After failing to find an audience, the play closed on 28 June 2009. Song In 2012, Katy Carr, a British songwriter with Polish roots, released a song inspired by Opdyke titled "Mała Little Flower" on her album Paszport. On 26 September 2012, Trojka Radio in Poland nominated it as a song of the week. See also List of individuals and groups assisting Jews during the Holocaust List of Polish Holocaust resisters Witold Pilecki, who volunteered to Auschwitz to gather intelligence on the camp from the inside Rescue of Jews by Poles during the Holocaust References External links Irene Gut Opdyke at Forgotten Holocaust Obituary in The Times (timesonline.com) Transcript of obituary in The Washington Post, 21 May 2003 2001 Interview at achuka.co.uk Irene Gut Opdyke – her activity to save Jews' lives during the Holocaust, at Yad Vashem website Irene Gut Opdyke Interviewed in London, January 2001. Irene Gut Opdyke. Times Newspapers 28 May 2003. Rescuer recalls horror of the Holocaust by Esther Diskin. The Virginian-Pilot 1995, Landmark Communications. 26 April 1995. Nazi officer's mistress risked her life to save Jews. 30 May 2003. The Telegraph, London. 1922 births 2003 deaths Polish nurses People from Kozienice Catholic Righteous Among the Nations Polish emigrants to the United States Polish Righteous Among the Nations Place of death missing Female resistance members of World War II