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Testimony 301-6104, Jewish Historical Institute Archives; author: Senko Sabina; title: Zeznania ocalałych Zydow (Testimonies of Jewish Survivors)

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Published/Unpublished: no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

Affidavit submitted to the Institute of History, Swierczewskiego Street No. 79 regarding help and hiding of the Jews on the 'Aryan side'. Written on 17 March 1965. Original, typescript, 1 page, 210 x 295 mm., in Polish.
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Related people:
- Kohen Gina
  husband - Adam, son - Jurek; she once came to Sabina Senko asking her for help; she got the documents with the name...
- Kohen Jurek
  Gina's and Adam's son; he hid using the name Jurek Kowalski; Sabina Senko's daughter gave him lessons.
- Kohen Adam
  Gina's husband; thanks to Sabina Senko's help, he moved to a music school, into a small house where the caretakers l...
- Senko Sabina
  podczas okupacji hitlerowskiej mieszkała na Żoliborzu przy ul. Mickiewicza 27; po wojnie mieszka na Mokotowie przy u...
- Unknown Maryla
  Gina Kohen's sister; she was placed at an elderly lady's place, at Mickiewicza Street No. 27, as a housemaid; she re...
- Unknown matka Giny Kohen
  Daughters: Gina and Maryla; thanks to Sabina Senko's help, she moved to Zoliborz, to an elderly lady's basement; she...
- Jakubowska Unknown
  Sabina Senko's friend, lived in Slowackiego Street; she hid Gina Kohen at her place during the German occupation.
Related places:
- Słowackiego
  Jakubowska (Sabina Senko's acquaintance) lived there; she took in Kohen Gina as domestic help during the German occu...
- Mickiewicza 27
  Sabina Senko lived there during the German occupation
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