Testimony 033/438; Yad Vashem Archives

A paramedic, treats Pola's family before the war.

Pola's friend from school.

Called 'Edek', a teacher of Latin; a keen musician, striking resemblance to Cicero.

History teacher, about 28 or 30 years old, tall, dressed tastefully, wore casual clothes.

group leader at the Werterfassungstelle

Pola's school friend.

Pola's aunt, gave birth to son, Dawidek, in 1939 - ill of melancholy from that time

The author's aunt. She helped a lot during the war. Owner of some kind of a shop. The mother of 1,5-year-old Estusia...

in the hideout in house at Muranowska Street No. 33, group commander of Binder's work detail; with his wife and chil...

Pola Rotszyld's uncle, her mother's youngest brother. He was the first to run out of the shelter at Muranowska Stree...

Estera's brother, killed in the shelter with his wife and child - spring 1943

classmate - they attend secret classes together; in Pola Rotszyld's pack

The leader of Pola's group. She did not belong to any strict self study group, but to a 'general' one.

In the ghetto he did social work.

The author's father; before the war- furniture store in Zlota Street. Fairly wealthy. A religious family.

The author's sister, "the fat Esta"; 1940- ca. 10 years old - she lost weight after an illness- meningitis...

The author's mother; before the war she was a sickly person, now- healthy.

The author of the memoirs, religious, not an assimilated family. Father- furniture store.

In Pola's gang she was the calm one - she was in a seminary in Cracow the previous year.

The author's youngest daughter.

The author's younger brother.

A German teacher, she taught at secret classes (before the war she also taught in a school)

a friend from Pola Rotszyld's pack of friends

he did social work in the ghetto

Left for Vittel

A friend form Pola Rotszyld's gang; from Lodz, she was energetic, good and resourceful.

An elderly bachelor. He taught maths, physics, the Torah and the Talmud. He also taught at secret classes. He liked...

Pola's friend - they talk to Lonia on Saturdays.

In Pola Rotszyld's gang; good, quiet, always upset; poverty at home - she lives in one tiny room in Panska Street -...

Pola's classmate

a friend from Pola Rotszyld's bunch

a teacher in Pola Rotszyld's secret classes, a spinster, ugly - she teaches Polish

In Pola's group, the only one not from the school but from Nalewki - they were in the same group in "Basjo"...

A colleague - she lived downstairs with her parents - religious Lithuanian Jews. Loni's sisters - known in our organ...

With his daughter. He went to Vittel; from Cracow (?), he used to do social work

The oldest daughter; other children and mother - died during the First Action

Pola's friend. At her place - Pawia Street NO. 54 - secret classes.