By Olivia Williams PUBLISHED: 12:35 EST, 16 August 2013 | UPDATED: 23:14 EST, 16 August 2013 Poignant: The diamond encrusted brooch that prisoner Katarzyna Krauze managed to hide in the Gulag A gold brooch a World War Two prisoner stitched into her cardigan seam to hide it from her captors has emerged on the Antiques Roadshow. The precious heirloom was sewn into the lining by Polish woman Katarzyna Krauze asshe and her family were forced out of their home by the invading Russian army in 1939. While interned at the labour camp in Siberia where her husband died of pneumonia, Ms Krauze had all her possessions taken from her - except for her cardigan.
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Katarzyna Krauze was imprisoned in a Siberian gulag in World War Two
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She cleverly sewed a treasured brooch into her cardigan lining
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Guards never found it so her great-granddaughter is now proud owner
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She said her family 'lost everything apart from this brooch'
Victoria said: 'The @placeholder gave my great-grandparents a few hours to pack up some possessions and move put of their home.