Given name: Henryk Family name: Nowogrodzki (9)

(1)

Court reporter of 'Nasz Przeglad', he began working for the Jewish Police in November 1940, during recruitment he specialized in picking up criminals who wanted to apply for a post in the Jewish Police. Szerynski included him into the Disciplinary Section of the Secretariat. In his theatre sketch he presents Adler as a flawless formalist. He takes over the post of the head of the Disciplinary Section after Goldsztajn.

(2)

head of Order and Discipline Section of Capital City Police Headquarters (KSP); barrister; he skillfully and with energy headed the section; he fought bribery among functionaries; during a round-up in the commission assigning numbers for police officers; after the September Selection - Disciplinary Spokesman of the Jewish Police, and after leaving the ghetto by Ettinger - the First Disciplinary Spokesman of the Judenrat.

(3)

a barrister, from 1940 a clerk in the second department of JP (Jewish Police); later head Order and Discipline Section [of the Jewish Police]

(4)

a barrister, a member of the Jewish Police, deputy [district] commander in Order and Discipline Section [of the Jewish Police]; 18 April 1941 he headed with Wichler a round-up to a labour camp in the house at Leszno Street No. 67

(5)

a barrister, he was a member of the commission recruiting officer to the Jewish Police, at the end of 1940 he worked in Jewish Police personnel department

(6)

senior functionary of the Jewish Police leadership; together with Fels he published a volume of satirical poems entitled 'Sylwetki znakomitych mezow S.P' [Profiles of Excellent Men of the Jewish Police]

(7)

a Jewish policeman

(8)

former collaborator of 'Nasz Przeglad'; in the ghetto - head of Order and Discipline Section [of the Jewish Police]; in the beginning he worked in social help in the Inspection Division; later responsible for theatre matters - he wrote songs and satires, which were staged.

(9)

a barrister, district commander in the Jewish Police. He was deported on the first day of uprising.

(1)

Adler, Stanisław; In the Warsaw Ghetto 1940-1943 An Account of a Witness

(2)

name unknown

(4)

Documents from the State Archive of New Records regarding the Warsaw Ghetto

(5, 6, 7)

Documents from Ringelblum's Archive, part I

(9)

Warm, Ber; fragments of testimonies in: Michal Grynberg, Words to Outlive Us: Eyewitness Accounts from the Warsaw Ghetto, transl. Philip Boehm, Picador, New York, 2003.

(2) [s., 26,, 27,, 168,, 196], (3) , cz.2 str. 16, (4) [,, s., 495,, 497,, AAN-27,, s.4], (5) 100, (6) 502, s. 63, (7) 14,str21, (8) 117,119,204, (9) [39]