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Testimony 301-6062, Jewish Historical Institute Archives; author: Teodor Janicki, Zeznania ocalałych Zydow (Testimonies of Jewish Survivors).

Author (Given name): Teodor
Author (Family name): Janicki
Species: account/testimony
Published/Unpublished: no
Written: after the war
Language of original: Polish
Commentary:

Testimony concerning help and rescue of two people, Jewish women, which turned into a lifelong friendship with Mr and Mrs Janicki. On pp. 1-2, a scanned envelope sent from Chojnice to the Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw. Written on 4 September 1964. Original, longhand, 5 pages. 210 x 295 mm, in Polish, no copy.
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