Given name: Unknown Family name: Obremski

Motyl Binem describes him in his memoirs. At the beginning of 1943, when Binem was transferring people from the ghetto to the 'Aryan side' on a large scale, Obremski came to him with a request to transfer ca. 20 parcels, chests and trunks to the other side of the wall. Binem refused, because that kind of transport could be too tempting for his coworkers-smugglers on the 'Aryan side'. Obremski did not take this refusal well and an argument started. In the end, Binem transferred 2 of his chests which, as he had predicted, were stolen by smugglers. Some time later, Obremski unfairly accused him of turning him in to a German gendarme when they were jumping over the ghetto walls. Binem emphasizes how unfairly Obremski treated him.

In Yad Vashem Archives, there is Tadeusz Obremski's journal, which was written during hiding on the 'Aryan side'. Obremski died before the end of the war, presumably killed by a Pole at whose place he was hiding.