Cudem przeżyliśmy czas zagłady (We Miraculously Survived the Holocaust)

Managing director of K. G. Schultz's shop. Employed during the I Action in return for 10,000 zlotys. An engineer. Ma...

Treated Schmidt during his illness (dysentery). Lived in Schultz's bloc of flats - Leszno Street No. 76. In Septembe...

Before the war he was the cantor of the synagogue at Tlomackie Street. Just before the outbreak of the war he return...

An owner of the shop. Very tall. At the beginning of September 1942 he three times led brutal selection among worker...

senior cutter in a K. G. Schultz's shop

She got married in 1936 or 1937. Together with her husband, she run the workshop producing slippers. They lived at N...

He got married in 1936 or 1937. Together with his wife, he run the workshop producing slippers. They lived at Nowoli...

A householder of the house at Nowolipki Street No. 57. Worked in K.G Schultz's shop.

She worked as a homeworker in Schultz's shop. She could enter the ghetto at anytime. She occupied herself with smugg...

A Lawyer; cihef of Werkschutz in Schultz's shop. He lived on the fourth floor of shop block at Leszno Street No. 76....

The head of a division in K. G. Schultz’s shop. He became rich thanks to the bribes paid by those who wanted to be e...

legal advisor to the Judenrat. Rowinski's relative. Accidentally, he was in Schultz's shop when the selection of wor...

An important person in K.G.Schultz's shop. He signed workers' ID's; supported Schmidt during a selection in the shop.

employed in K.G. Schultz's shop in September 1942. He was probably a Pole.

A confirmed bachelor. The Schmidts' neighbour in the block of flats at Nowolipki Street No. 57. During the First Act...

Senior cutter in K. G. Schultz's shop.

The director of the cutting-room in K. G. Schultz's shop. An agent of the Braun and Rowinski company, where he worke...

before the war the owner of the factory at Ogrodowa Street No. 51; she handed over factory arrangement to K.G. Schul...

Daughter of a laundry owner (at Nowolipki Street No. 30). Wife of an engineer. She didn't want to sell Leokadia Schm...

K. G. Schultz's protege. Worked at his shop.

Came from Germany. The best cutter in the KG Schultz's shop. His father, even before the war, worked in the underwea...

Brandt's fiancee; head of tricot clothing department in Schultz's shop; she introduced small electrical machines ins...

Deported from Baden-Baden. Important person in Schultz's shop. During the round-up, he eliminated those whom he didn...

A Zionist activist. He was a He-Halutz member and the head of 'Hachszara' in Grochow. During the First Action employ...

Head of Joint (American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee). Withdrew from the Hotel Polski in 1943 before the liqu...

She worked for the Braun and Rowinski company for 15 years, in the ghetto for K.G. Schultz at Leszno Street No. 78....

Secretary of the House Comittee (Nowolipki Street No. 57). Deported at the beginning of the July action.

An engineer in Hallman's shop - October 1942. He enjoyed considerable influence in the shop.

The son of a prewar factory owner, which was taken over by K.G. Schultz. The head of a department in Schultz's works...

During the 'kettle' he hid with his wife and 9-year-old son in the attic at Mila Street No. 40, and Niska Street. Th...

Deputy chief and Schultz's business partner. Torturer hated by workers of the shop. He did selection in the shop at...

On 6 September 1942 he helped the Schmidts to escape from the Umschlagplatz.

owner of smuggled goods factory at Sochaczewska Street No. 10; he lived at Nowolipki Street No. 57; he hid with fami...

He was present during the selection in K.G. Schultz's shop, at the beginning of September 1942. His fiancée was Miss...

She knew Leokadia Schmidt quite well. As a doctor she visited the Schmidts (probably before the war). She met Leokad...

A doctor of law. During the round-up he hid with Leokadia Schmidt at Mila Street No. 40. He just recovered his stren...

Leokadia's Schmidt friend from before the war. She helped Leokadia on the 'Aryan side' - October 1942. She took Leok...

The Schmidts' neighbour. After the formation of the ghetto he moved beyond the walls, but he came to the ghetto for...

K. G. Schultz's deputy in the shop. Nicknamed Hulajnoga (he had a limp)

K.G. Schultz's protege. He worked in Schultz's shop.

member of the Armia Krajowa (the Home Army); employer of a post office in Zamenhofa Street. He had a pass enabling h...

A neighbour of the Schmidts in Nowolipki Street No. 57. Lived with her family. Together with the Schmidts stayed for...

The head of a sewing and cutting work-rooms in K. G. Schultz's shop. A Volksdeutsch. Was a decent man, but liked gif...

Had excellent contacts with people from K. G. Schultz's shop. Promised to Schmidt that for two thousands zloty he wo...

Owner of the furniture shop at Nowolipki Street. During the First Action he amicably settled the issue of flats for...

Szerynski's deputy. Escaped from the ghetto just before its destruction. The Schmidts met him in Caracas, he used a...

A Jew displaced from Germany. A commissioner of a shop and Hallman's right-hand man. Ruthlessly sought for all peopl...

A protégé of K. G. Schultz. He worked at his shop. After the war he set up a factory of sewing machines in New York.

An engineer. He worked in KG Schultz's shop. After a selection at the beginning of September 1942 at the Umschlagpla...

Right hand in K. G. Schultz's (September 1942).

An acquaintance of Leokadia Schmidt's husband. In September 1942, he worked in Toebbens's shop, he lived at Nowolipi...

He worked together with Schmidt in the same department in K. G. Schultz’s shop. He had a wife and a 12-years-old dau...

The chief cutter in K. G. Schultz's shop. A refugee from the Lodz ghetto, where he had his business. Kohn and Heller...

Pruduction manager at KG Schultz's shop; he inspected the whole factory with Schultz every day; he maintained a cons...

For 15 years he worked in Rowinski's factory (currently Schultz's shop). He was popular in the shop. He delivered je...