She was also publicly praised by Rabbi Alexandru Șafran, the Jewish community leader during World War II, who cited her among the "humane people in inhumane times" (Șafran's list also included Queen-Mother Elena).
Rabbi Alexandru Șafran, the Jewish community leader during World War II, publicly acknowledged her as one of "kind-hearted people amidst terrible times," alongside Queen-Mother Elena (Șafran's list also encompassed Queen-Mother Elena).