Testimony 03/825; Yad Vashem Archives

Worked in the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24.

Worked in a printing house at Leszno Street No. 24.

Deported to Majdanek, Kejzman's wife.

The manager of the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24.

Owned the printing house at Pawia Street No. 31 - lost his wife and a twelve-year-old son; his daughter -on the &quo...

he worked in printing house at Leszno Street No. 24. Died during one of the selections.

he worked in the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24.

A violinist and famous football-player from Czestochowa. He worked in a printing house in Radom. He died in a camp.

worked in the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24

He worked at a printing house at Leszno Street No. 24. He died.

He worked in the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24.

she worked in the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24, she gave her child to the 'Aryan side'

printer in Radom - died in a camp

an engineer from Lublin, worked in a printing house in Radom - died in a camp

Sisters; deported to Majdanek

Worked at the printing-house at Leszno Street No. 24; handed his child over to someone on the "Aryan side"

Co-author of the statement; she worked in a printing house at Chlodna Street No. 8; she was sent together with daugh...

Rachela's husband, chairman of the Printers' Association in the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24

He worked in a printing house in Radom; died in a camp.

he worked in the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24

He worked in the printing house at Leszno Street No. 24, a child - to "the Aryan side"

Worked in a printing house at Leszno Street No. 24.

A Treuhaender of two printing houses in the ghetto. Spoke Polish. Probably was a spy before the war; printers gave h...

Three brothers, worked in a printing house in Leszno Street No. 24.

three brothers and their father - they worked in the print shop at Leszno Street No. 24

Kejzmanowa's sister; probably the wife of one of the brothers, deported to Majdanek; she disappeared

Four brothers, working in a printing house at Leszno Street No. 24. One of them survived - he is in the USA, the two...

a little boy, Hillel Zeitlin's grandson - in camps with printers

work in a printing house at Leszno Street No. 24