Lenartowicz worked at various refugee camps after liberation , until the countries could reassess their borders . In 1946 , she was stationed at the Kafertal displaced persons camp where she served as physician and was assigned a rank in the U.S. Army . Kafertal turned into a major centre for education and training of the displaced persons ; Lenartowicz helped provide basic medical aid training to guards who wanted to further their job skills . At Kafertal , Lenartowicz also met Colonel Wladyslaw Rylko and married him on June 28 , 1947 in Bad Soden , Germany . In 1950 , Lenartowicz-Rylko gave birth to her daughter , Barbara Maria Rylko . Soon thereafter , they left Europe for the United States . Thanks to a longtime friend ’s willingness to sponsor their immigration , the family was able to settle into Detroit , Michigan . While in the United States , the couple faced many hardships such as finding work , proper housing , and financial stability . Unable to gain medical licensure , Lenartowicz-Rylko never practiced medicine as a physician again . Her husband died in 1969 . She died in 2010 at the age of 100
reassess their borders
Yalta Conference
Jadwiga Lenartowicz Rylko