6301. Street: Niska City: From Warsaw report of 23 February 1942 says there are 7 orphans and 54 half-orphans out of 420 present inhabitants; 378 people a...
- House number: 60
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6302. Street: Ostrowska City: From Warsaw report of 23 February 1942 says 252 out of 287 inhabitants in this building were ill
- House number: 7
6303. Street: Pawia City: From Warsaw report of 23 February 1942 says 400 out of 659 inhabitants in this building were ill
- House number: 96
6304. Street: Chmielna City: From Warsaw The place where Roma Elster lived after leaving the ghetto.
6305. Street: Poznańska City: From Warsaw Mr and Mrs Morgant's flat, where Marysia Elster hides; one floor beneath there is a police station
6306. Street: Miedziana City: From Warsaw Kaczorowska's flat, where the Elsters hid in 1943 with six other people.
- House number: 18
6307. Street: Poznańska City: From Warsaw a cafe, where Roma Elster met Kazia Swierdzewska
6308. Street: Nowowiejska City: From Warsaw near Nowowiejska Street Roma Elster has an accident jumping on a tram - she loses a leg
6309. Street: Krakowskie Przedmieście City: From Warsaw Roma Elster is taken to the Hospital of Saint Roch in autumn 1943 after the tram accident
6310. Street: Unknown City: No information Teodor Niewiadomski hid there after he was exposed by Alfred Heibich.
6311. Street: Mysłowicka City: From Warsaw there was a newly built, comfortable and inhabited house owned by Roman Luczak till 1942
- House number: 7
6312. Street: Czarneckiego City: From Warsaw Roman Łuczak znalazł tam i kupił dom zburzony i niezamieszkały; dom został zburzony we wrześniu 1939 roku; Roman mia...
- House number: 17
6313. Street: Unknown City: No information Roman Luczak bought there deserted household; he hid in the barn Jews moved from Czarneckiego Street, several Jews f...
6314. Street: Unknown City: No information Roman Luczak's family lived there. The Germans threw out from the household his mother-in-law and wife with children...
6315. Street: Barszczewska City: From Warsaw in 1942 Mrs Grzelak lived there, Tomasz Grzelak's wife
- House number: 10
6316. Street: Mickiewicza róg Mierosławskiego City: From Warsaw Roman Luczak opened fire from a machine gun at a car with German gendarmes, thus forcing the car to go back
6317. Street: Leszno City: From Warsaw the so-called gymnasium for girls, where the so-called 'second shift' lessons were held
6318. Street: Wspólna City: From Warsaw
- House number: 12 m.8