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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A Wikipédia szerint a következők találhatóak Sztehlo Gábor evangélikus lelkész személyéről:
"Sztehlo Gábor (született Szenczy Gábor Győző Jenő Béla) (Budapest, 1909. szeptember 25. – Interlaken, Svájc, 1974. május 28.) magyar evangélikus lelkész. Kétezer ember megmentője, a Gaudiopolis – Örömváros megálmodója, létrehozója."
 According to Wikipedia, the following information about the Lutheran pastor Gábor Sztehlo is:
"Gábor Sztehlo (born Gábor Szenczy Béla Győző Jőző Győző) (Budapest, September 25, 1909 - Interlaken, Switzerland, May 28, 1974) is a Hungarian Lutheran pastor.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 紀念Gabor Sztehlo。這位牧師在二戰期間，提供庇護並保護900多名小孩免受納粹跟共產黨的迫害，所以雕像是小孩被抱著。為了讓孩子們學會獨立，他創立屬於孩子的共和國，Gaudiopolis（意思是City of Joy），由孩子自行運作。
In memory of Gabor Sztehlo. The priest provided asylum and protected more than 900 children from persecution by the Nazis and the Communist Party during World War II, so the statue was held by the children. To help children learn to be independent, he founded the Republic of Children, Gaudiopolis (meaning City of Joy), which was run by the children themselves.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Габор Стело (25 сентября 1909, Будапешт — 28 мая 1974, Интерлакен, Швейцария) — венгерский лютеранский пастор, который во время Второй мировой войны спас жизни двух тысяч человек, основатель «детской республики» Гаудиополис.
В сентябре 1945 года почти 800 спасенных Стело детей создали детскую республику в детском доме ПАКС. Дети сами выбирали своё «правительство», имели свою «конституцию» и другие «законы». Для того, чтобы стать «гражданином республики» надо было быть старше 9 лет. Дети учились профессиям и работали. Процветала культурная жизнь. Платили долларами Гапо.
Гаудиополис существовал исключительно благодаря поддержке Международного Красного Креста, не получая финансирования ни от государства, ни от церкви. Он просуществовал до 1950 года.
Gabor Stelo (September 25, 1909, Budapest - May 28, 1974, Interlaken, Switzerland) - Hungarian Lutheran pastor who during the Second World War saved the lives of two thousand people, the founder of the "children's republic" Gaudiopolis.
In September 1945, almost 800 children rescued by Stelo created a children's republic in the PAKS orphanage. Children themselves chose their "government", had their own "constitution" and other "laws". To become a "citizen of the republic" one had to be over 9 years old. Children studied professions and worked. Cultural life flourished. They paid in Gapo dollars.
Gaudiopolis existed solely thanks to the support of the International Red Cross, without receiving funding from either the state or the church. It existed until 1950.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A sculpture of pastor Gábor Sztehlo, within the sculpture you can see a small child being carried or sheltered within the boxy frame of Sztehlo. Gábor Sztehlo provided shelter for children and saved hundreds of Jewish people from Nazi and Hungarian Fascist persecution during World War II. After WW2 he turned a shelter for Jewish, underprivileged, abandoned and orphaned children into "Gaudiopolis" a republic with its own currency, newspaper and constitution created and amended by the children themselves.
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