Twins separated nearly 70 years ago reunited
They were bo at the end of World War II, but didn't know each other existed until recently.
George Skrzynecky and Lucian Poznanski were bo to a Polish Catholic mother in Germany after she was sent to a forced labor camp and freed, the BBC reported.
She became sick and was not able to take care of them.
They ended up being adopted separately, but last year they discovered each other, all thanks to the Red Cross Restoring Family Links Program.
The moment twins, separated at birth, are reunited after 68 years apart Posted by BBC News on Monday, September 14, 2015
They even found out about their father. He was an American soldier who left Poland before they were bo, according to the BBC.
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