Testimony 301-1308, Jewish Historical Institute Archives

He came out with his child from the round-up in Mila Street; a tall, handsome man

W getcie pracował jako zdun, stolarz i elektryk. zbudował w getcie dużo bunkrów, ukrywał się na pocz. powstania z żo...

A barrister and a Jewish policeman - constable in Region IV.

One of the heads of the Umschlag, he freed people for gold and money. He did not want to give money for building a n...

Probably a Jewish policeman, a translator between Germans and Jews, participated in blockades during the First Action

author of testimony 301-1308, a locksmith by profession, in the ghetto with his wife and child; in the ghetto he liv...

A couple with a 7 months-old child. Thrown out of the bunker in Gesia Street No. 20, because the child was crying. S...

Before the Getto Uprising over 250 (600 including thier family members) Jewish slave workers of German factory MWN l...

at the beginning of the uprising, Mitelberg and Aron Sztoch were hiding there with their families; Zamenhofa Street...

he lived here until the July Action

during the action there was a room at the factory, where people hid; Rachela Honigman with husband lived there - bef...

there were ca. 160 people in the bunker, people from the bunker went for food to Gesia Street No. 18 - to the Supply...