Given name: Unknown Family name: Pasenstein (4)
- (1, 2, 3, 4) YES
- (1, 2, 3, 4) Male
- (2) Marek , (3) Mojżesz , (4) Mojsze
- (1) Pasenstein , (2) Pasensztajn , (3) Passensztajn , (4) Passensztejn
- (2) Warszawa
- (1, 2, 3, 4) No information
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(1)
A constable [Jewish Police functionary] taken to the labour camp, released after the Judenrat's intervention (29 April 1941).
(2)MA in economics, a young man. In the ghetto he administered, together with J. Ringelblum, the Supply Section of the Centos (the Central Organization for Orphan Care) . For a short period of time, he was a Jewish Police (Order Service) officer. He crossed to the 'Aryan side' and went to the same bunker (in Grojecka Street), in which the Ringleblum family stayed. In the hideout he wrote two important monographs: one about socio-economic problems in the ghetto, and the other one - about smuggling against a background of the situation in the ghetto. Both monographs survived until the end of war. Pasensztajn, as the Ringelblum family and other dwellers of the bunker, were shot on the ruins of the ghetto.
(3)On 25 April 1941, while on duty, he was beaten by members of slave labour camp guards (Lagerschutz) and despite his protest he joined a column of labourers going to a labour camp. He was sent to the camp in Wilga (Garwolin). He stayed there until 28 April when the case was clarified.
(4)Lived at Zelazna Street No. 80, a banker; group commander of Region II of the Jewish Police until July 1941.