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In 1946, two trainloads of children, some born in Nazi-run Lebensborn maternity homes, were brought from Germany to Commercy in eastern France. Among them was Édith Pagot, who later came to learn of her father's Nazi past and said she never imagined it. The account, published by France 24, traces how the children were moved and how their origins shaped their lives. The report is a personal history and does not describe a new policy decision or event.