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6222. Street: Widok City: From Warsaw The flat of Roma Elster's parents before the war.
6223. Street: Unknown City: No information The place where Roma Elster's husband stayed from September to December 1939.
6224. Street: Nowolipki City: From Warsaw the Elsters' first flat in the ghetto
- House number: 28
6225. Street: Sienna City: From Warsaw in a tenement house in Sienna Street Roma's mother dies in August 1941
6226. Street: Twarda City: From Warsaw The flat of the Elster's family just before and during the First Action.
6227. Street: Unknown City: No information During the Second World War the Germans included Krosniewice to the Third Reich; in May 1940 the Germans created the...
6228. Street: Kutnowska City: Not in Warsaw in May 1940 left side of the street was allocated to ghetto, there was a synagogue
- House number: lewa strona ulicy
6229. Street: Leszno City: From Warsaw Schultz's shop where Roma Elster with her husband and husband's brother worked in 1942
6230. Street: Unknown City: No information On the Ner river, a Nazi camp. The Jews from the ghetto in Krosniewice were transferred there in 1942.
6231. Street: Unknown City: No information In February 1941, the Germans established the Leczyca ghetto, in which they gathered about 3,400 Jews. In April 1942...
6232. Street: Unknown City: No information A ghetto established on 8 October 1939 with H. Drechsel's decree. The first ghetto on Polish territories. 16 thousan...
6233. Street: Gdańska City: From Warsaw Stanislaw Januszewski lived there with his mother; at the end of 1942, Zofia Marczak and her daughter were hiding th...
- House number: 2
6234. Street: Warszawska City: From Warsaw in the house of a widow, an acquaintance of the smugglers - the Danielak's, Zofia Marczak lived with her daughter be...
- House number: 13
6235. Street: Szlachecka City: From Warsaw 'a cottage' used by comrades of both genders; Stanislawa Sowa's flat
- House number: 20
6236. Street: Zakroczymska City: From Warsaw 'a hut', which was used by comrades; the Tkaczuks, the Kunegunckis and Nichal lived there.
6237. Street: Unknown City: No information a transit camp; after the fall of the Warsaw Uprising, Zofia Marczak was taken there
6238. Street: Unknown City: No information A village in the Konecko district, Zofia Marczak was transferred there from the Durchgangslager (Dulag, a transit ca...
6239. Street: Piękna City: From Warsaw there lived Aniela Muszal-Pinkawa, who during the occupation hid Jan Landau-Lechowski and his brother-in-law - barri...
- House number: 20 m. 10