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In 2012, a German kindergarten teacher named Ina Koenig, jumped into a 75ft-deep mine to save the life of a three-year-old student who had accidentally fallen into it during a school trip. The mine was flooded, but Koenig kept the child's head above water for two hours, risking her own life to save his.

Picture Ina Koenig Jumped into 75ft-Deep Mine to Save Student

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