Given name: Dawid Family name: Nowodworski (5)

(1)

Commander of one of four Haszomer Hacair combat outfits, which took part in the uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto. Died in combat.

(2)

he was one of the Jewish underground organisers. In his flat at Leszno Street No. 6 he maintained a radio monitoring for underground press. He was the founder of the kibbutz at Nalewki Street No. 23. In mid-August 1942 deported to Treblinka, he escaped from the camp and returned to the ghetto. He worked in the Landau shop. In the uprising he was the commander of the Haszomer Hacair combat group at Nowolipie Street No. 67. On 29 April he left with a group of insurgents through the sewers; he was the commander of a partisan unit in the Wyszkow forests. He came back to Warsaw in order to organise transportation of Jews to Palestine through Hungary. He was given away to the police by a Volksdeutsch. Together with Nowodworski they died: his wife Rywka Szafirsztajn, Heniek Kleinwajs, Dorka Dembinska and Szymon Szajntal.

(3)

Israel Romanowicz, Szymek Shaintal, Dawid Nowodworski, Henryk Kleinweiss, Rivka Saperstein and Dorka Dembinska- decided to go to Hungary, everyone on their own initiative. They met a German on their way, who didn't waste the opportunity and denounced them to the German police. It cost them all their lives.

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Commander of one of the Jewish Fighting Organization (ZOB) groups fighting in the uprising, in which the majority of members belonged to the 'Haszomer Hacair' organisation.

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Commander of Jewish Fighting Organization (ZOB) unit at Nowolipie Street No. 67.

(5)

Jakub?

(4)

Rufeisen-Schuepper, Helena Pozegnanie Milej 18. Wspomnienia laczniczki Zydowskiej Organizacji Bojowej (A Farewell in Mila Street No. 18. Memoirs of a Messenger of the Jewish Fighting Organisation)

(1) 212, (2) 131,144,146,240, (3) 203 - 204, (4) 100, (5) 191