Documents from the Ringelblum Archive, part I; Archive of the Jewish Historical Institute

In October 1941 lived at Leszno Street No. 7, flat 19.

Lived at Leszno Street No. 24. Had a quarrel with Paterberg, (a court of concilliation was created from the members...

The administrator of the houses at Zytnia Street No. 45 and 47, which belonged to the Kaminer family.

In 1940 lived at Zurawia Street No. 23, flat 9. Baptised on 20 May 1940 and became a Roman Catholic.

In 1940 lived at Zurawia Street No. 23, flat 9. Baptised on 20 May 1940 and became a Catholic.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Comes from Lodz.

Came from Kutno.

Cames from Brzesc Kujawski.

Came from Brzesc Kujawski.

Came from Rypin. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Comes from Przedecz. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Chrzanow. Lived at Dzika Street No.3.

Came from Brzeziny. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Since 1941 a member of the Women's Circle of the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24. November 1941 - a member of t...

The family which lived at Leszno Street No. 24. In mid-March the family asked the House Committee for help in buying...

Since 8 November 1941 a member of the Audit Commission at the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24. In January 1942...

Since 17 November 1941 he was a member of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24.

A member of the sanitary department at the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24 (the end of November 1941).

Lived in the house at Leszno Street No. 24 (February 1942).

Lived at Gesia Street No. 51 with her family. Shot at 8.15.

A saleswoman, single. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3. Shot at 9 o'clock.

Lived at Krochmalna Street No. 17. Single, lived with her family. Shot at 8.15.

A representative of the Grodzisk Landmannschaft (in the ghetto) - until February 1941.

Lived at Sienna 72. Was invited by Gepner to a meeting to the Judenrat's building. The meeting concerned 'a matter o...

Lived at Przebieg Street No. 2. Invited by the Schools Department of the Judenrat to 'The Morning of the School' of...

On 10 December 1941 he inspected morgue in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. On 11 December 1941 he prepared a rep...

A two-people family. Got two free food coupons - 1942.

Carpentry subcommittee - December 1940.

Struck out of the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

An administrator.

An administrator of the tenements at Zytania Street No. 45 and 47, later on Chaim Kaminer became the administrator.

A refugee from Sosnowiec, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Dabrowa Gornicza, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Dabrowa Gornicza, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Chodecz, in the ghetto - Dzika Street No. 3.

Struck out from the Jewish Police register on 21 December 1940 for absenteeism. On 23 December he was back in the re...

A refugee from Bielsko, in the ghetto: Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Serock, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

Had an "Aryan" husband, lived on the "Aryan side", captured and put in prison at Gęsia, shot dur...

a colonel, head of the Health Department

A group commander of the Jewish Police - January 1941.

A constable.

The chairman of the Administrators' Committee, got four administrative assignments: for himself, for his two sons an...

Struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

A refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street no. 3.

An engineer, a carpentry subcommittee - December 1940.

The director of the Centos (the Central Organization for Orphan Care) boarding house - Mylna Street No. 18 (Marcz 19...

Enlisted as a messenger to the reserve platoon (Jewish Police) with a detachment to the Chancery of the Jewish Polic...

Enlisted as a messenger to the reserve platoon (Jewish Police) with a detachment to the Chancery of the Jewish Polic...

A functionary of the Jewish Police, in January 1941 got a permission to work for the Complaints Commission of the Ju...

On 21 December transferred from the communication platoon to 6/XXI platoon.

transferred from platoon 2/VI to reserve platoon detached to the Command of the Reserve - 20 December 1940

In the Jewish Police, was on leave between 9 and 17 January 1941.

A functionary of the Jewish Police, in January 1941 got a permission for collaboration at the Complaints Commission...

Transferred to 1/XV platoon on 26 December 1940.

Incorporated into 2/III platoon - 20 December 1940.

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

A Jewish policeman.

An administrator of houses in the ghetto.

An engineer. ZSS (Jewish Social Self-Help) clerk. Signed invitations to the opening of the kindergarten at Wolnosc S...

A councillor, owned the tenements at Zytania Street No. 45 and 47.

The owner of the printing house in the backyard of the house at Leszno Street No. 24.

Died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. The body was in a mortuary until 10 December 1941.

Died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. The body was in a mortuary until 10 December 1941.

The head of the Department of Health [of the Judenrat] - March 1942.

A refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

From Lodz. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

The general secretary of the Judenrat - March 1942.

On 2 January 1941 was detailed to the Jewish Police command; personnel division.

A Jewish policeman.

A Jewish policeman.

A Jewish policeman.

A Jewish policeman.

A concillor.

Struck out from the Jewish Police register at his own request on 29 December 1940.

Died in a shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. Her body was in the morgue until 10 December 1941.

A functionary of the Jewish Police. In January 1941 got a permission to collaborate at the Complaints Commission of...

Came from Lodz.

A student. Moved into flat 20 at Czerniakowska Street No. 205. Baptised on 29 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

Comes from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Comes from Przedecz. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

In July 1940 got from the Home Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 one tin of condensed milk and 12,5 decagrams of lar...

On 18 August 1941 the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24 gave her a loan.

Lived at Muranowska Street No. 40. A family of four. Got three food coupons for free. (1942).

Lived at Gesia Street no. 10. A family of four. Got 1 food coupon. (1942).

A refugee from Dabrowa Gornicza, in the ghetto he lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Leczyca, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Kolo. In the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Chrzanow, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3.

On 4 January 1941 assigned to the chief cashier of the Judenrat

Dismissed from the Jewish Police (Order Service) at his own request on 17 December 1940.

Commission and the Department of Production appointed him head of underwear workshop in April 1941; member of the Cl...

a member of the Clothing Commission - August 1940

district commander of the Order Service, died of natural causes, buried on heroes hill

A Jewish police officer

district commander of Region V of the Jewish Police

a Jewish policeman

a Jewish policeman

A group leader of the Jewish Police

a Jewish policeman

In December 1940 he presided over the meeting of carpentry subcommittee and he was a chairman of the Labour Commission

Jewish policeman

He came from Lodz

adwokat z Łodzi, wchodził w skład komisji przyjmującej do SPusunięty z SP w wyniku procesu o przeniesienie całego pl...

Film director, supposedly he was shot on the night of 8/9 June 1942.

He performed in cafe Bagatela.

a zaddick from Grodzisk, he signed the memorial referring to the care of corpses of the poor - March 1942

since August 1941 a member of the board of the Department of Production

a refugee from Kolo, in the gheto Dzika Street No. 3

vacation from 8 to 20 January 1941

Pensioner. In 1940 he lived at Wilcza Street No. 21 flat 28. Baptised on 26 June 1940 (Roman Catholic)

In 1940 she lived at Zgoda Street No. 4 flat 13. Baptised on 9 May 1940 (Roman Catholic)

Came from Lodz. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3

From Lodz. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Slupca.

Came from Brzesc Kujawski.

Came from Tomaszow Mazowiecki. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Tomaszow Mazowiecki. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Sosnowiec. Lived at Dzika Street No.3

Came from Pabianice. Lived at Dzika Street No.3.

Came from Olkusz. Lived at Dzika Street No.3.

Came from Olkusz. Lived at Dzika Street No.3.

Responsible for the Sanitary Department of the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24 (since November 1940).

Since November 1940 a member of Audit Committee of House Committee at Leszno Street No.24. Since 8 November 1941 a d...

He lived at Leszno Street No.24. In December 1940 received food from the House Committee. On 10 March 1941 he got a...

He lived at Leszno Street 24. Since 8 November 1941 deputy chairman of the House Committee.

A chairwoman of the circle of women at House Committee at Leszno Street No.24 . A delegate of House Commtitee at the...

A family living probably at Leszno street No. 24. In May 1941 House Committee of this tenement house considered gran...

18 August 1941 House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 gave her a loan. For 20 zlotys per month she cleaned the Hous...

A doorkeeper of tenement house at Leszno Street No. 24. ( September 1941). For 15 days of November he got 50 zlotys...

Since November 1941 a member of Economic Section of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24

Since November 1941 a member of House Committee at Leszno Street No.24 (secretarial department). A member of the You...

She lived at Leszno Street No. 24. House Committee entrusted to her fund raising for Jewish Police.

In February 1942 she was rebuked by the House Committee at Leszno Street No.24 for throwing away rubbish at the stai...

Lived at Krochmalna Street No.15. Shot at 9 o'clock.

Lived at Krochmalna Street No. 31 flat 39. Shot by the SS on 3 November 1941. A road worker

Lived at Nowolipie Street No. 12 ( March 1940). On 12 March summoned by the Labour Battalion to forced labour (summo...

Secretary of the Kalisz Landmannschaft in the Warsaw ghetto.

Died in a shelter at Stawki Street No.9

Died in a shelter at Stawki Street No.9.

Died in a shelter at Stawki Street No. 9.

Lived at Wolynska Street No. 9, a family of three, twice they got two free food coupons each. 1942.

Lived at Mila Street No. 20. A family, they got 3 free food coupons - 1942.

resigned from the Jewish Police (Order Service) on his own request on 21 December 1940.

a musician, was in prison in Gesia Street, shot in the execution on 1 October

A refugee from Borek, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No.3

a chairman of the Kitchen Patronage of the United House Committees at Ogrodowa and Biala Street- the second half of...

a refugee from Zywiec, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Kolo, in the Ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Konin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Wolbrom, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No 3

struck out from the Jewish Police register on his own request on 31 December 1940

a refugee from Dabrowa Gornicza, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

On 21 December 1940 he was struck out from the Jewish Police register for permanent absenteeism, but one day later t...

a refugee from Sosnowiec, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No.3

On 21 December 1940 he was struck out from the Jewish Police register for permanent absenteeism, but on 8 January 19...

a functionary of the Order Service (Jewish police) - January 1941

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto Dzika Street No.3

a refugee from Glowno, Dzika Street No.3

carpenter’s subcommission - December 1940

a refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto Dzika Street No.3

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

he applied to be appointed house administrator at Franciszkanska Street No 37 where he lived, wanted to swap with an...

a refugee from Blaszki in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto Dzika Street No.3

transfered from the Communication Platoon to the Reserve Platoon with secondment to disposal of coucillor Kupczykier

transferred to the administrative platoon on 28 December 1940

he had a leave of absence 17-31 December 1940

transferred from the reserve platoon, detached to be at the disposal of Judenrat memebr Kupczykier - 27 December 1940

a constable of the Jewish Police, leave of absence since 9 till 17 January 1941

shifted to the Personnel Division of the Command of the Jewish Police (Order Service) - 27 December 1940

transfered to the administrative platoon on 27 December 1940

an Order Service (Jewish police) functionary, in January 1941 he got permission to cooperate with the Complaints Com...

transfered to platoon 2/VI on 26 December 1940

transfered from platoon XXV to 2 reserve platoon - 25 December 1940

A member of the Patronage taking care of the bodies of poor Jews, in April 1942 he lived at Mila Street No.42.

detached to the organisational department of the command of the Jewish Police (Order Service) - 1 December 1940

The owner of a Funeral Parlour (Grzybowska Street No. 21). On 15 December 1941 he collected a mutilated corpse from...

a Jewish police officer

expelled from the Order Service on 21 December 1940, as he was constantly absent without any justification, but the...

Lived at Mila Street No. 44. A worker, maiden. Shot at 8.15.

Lived at Krochmalna Street No. 13. Unmarried woman, lived with a family; Shot at 9 a.m.; death declared by doctor Jo...

a refugee from Dabrowa Gornicza, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

A clerk. In 1940 she lived at Boduena Street No. 5, flat 5. Baptised on 13 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

In 1940 she lived at Jerozolimskie Avenue No. 14, flat 3. She was baptised on 28 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

Came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Dobrzyn upon Drweca.

He came from Pabianice. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Chrzanow. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Member of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 (from July 1924). Responsible for the Clothing Section.

He lived at Leszno Street No. 24. In his litigation with Kamieniecki he asked the House Committee to arrange arbitra...

She lived at Leszno Street No. 24. In December 1941, on behalf of the House Commitee, she collected money for the ch...

Since January 1942 a member of the House Commitee at Leszno Street No. 24 and since April 1942 - treasurer.

A resident of the house at Leszno Street No. 24. In February 1942 he received three food rations from the House Comm...

Lived at Przejazd Street No. 1, flat 27. (December 1941)

Died in a shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. The body lay in the morgue until 10 December 1941.

Died in the shelter-house at Stawki Street No. 9.

A refugee from Tomaszow; in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

an administrator of a number of houses

an administrator of a number of houses together with his wife

a German gendarme

A refugee from Nasielsk; in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

deputy chairman of the Patronage of Kitchens of the United House Committees Ogrodowa and Biala Streets - second half...

refugee from Czestochowa, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

fugitive from Lodz, in ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

expelled from the Order Service (Jewish police) on 20 December 1940

a refugee from Wielun, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

A fugitive from Dabrowa Gornicz; at Dzika Street No. 3 in the ghetto.

On the 21st of December 1940 he was struck out from the JP (Jewish Police) register as he was always absent, but on...

enlisted as a messenger in the reserve platoon with a detachment to the personnel department of the Jewish Police le...

a fortnightly sick leave from 19 December 1940

transferred to the administrative platoon on 22 December 1940

On 3 November transferred from the platoon on to the reserve platoon as a clerk in the 4th company.

enlisted as a messenger to a reserve platoon with detachment to the Jewish Police station at the Judenrat

A refugee from Sompolno in the ghetto Dzika 3

He came from Kutno.

He came from Lodz. He lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz. he lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

He came from Pabianice. He lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

He came from Chrzanow. He lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

member of the House Committee near Leszno Street No. 24 (since July 1940). A secretary of Committee since July 1941.

Since January 1941 the secretary of the Women's Circle of the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24.

He was in the camp. House Committee in Leszno Street No. 24 sent him 30 zl (May 1941).

On 8 of February 1942 he received a cemetery pass to participate in a funeral.

The owner of a printing house at Nowlipki Street No. 4 (1941)

The Chairman of the Schools Department of the Judenrat. Signed an invitation for a for school youth matinee on 5 May...

He lived at Muranowska Street No. 6, flat 15. He received two free food coupons. 1942.

Vice-president of the Central Commission for Refugees Patronage. He investigated the case of the massacred corpse ta...

A constable of the Jewish Police.

She came from Lodz, lived in the Warsaw Ghetto in 1941 at Gesia Street No. 65, she was a nurse at the Czyste Hospital

A refugee from Sieradz; in the ghetto: Dzika Street No. 3 .

A refugee from Bedzin, Dzika Street No. 3 in the ghetto.

On 21 December 1940 he was struck out from the Jewish Police register for permanent absenteeism, but the day after t...

A refugee from Lodz. in the ghetto - Dzika Street No. 3

A refugee from Lask, in the ghetto - Dzika Steet No. 3.

A refugee from Modrzejow; Dzika Street No. 3 in the ghetto.

A refugee from Zdunska Wola; in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

The chairman of the Commission for Constructive Help of the Jewish Social Self-Help (ZSS)

A refugee from Pabianice, Dzika Street No. 3.

He registered as an administrator of the houses at Przemyslowa Street No. 8 and Topiel Street No. 16; but he was not...

He was struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

He was struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

A refugee from Auschwitz. He lived at Dzika Street No. 3 in the ghetto.

He was transferred to 2/III Platoon on 26 December 1940.

He was enlisted in the platoon 5/XVIII on 26 December 1940.

He was transferred to the platoon 3/VII - 25 December 1940.

2 January 1941 - enlisted for the Jewish Police (Order Service) station Judenrat

A functionary of the Order Service (Jewish police); in January 1941 he received permission to co-operate with the Co...

He was enlisted in the reserve platoon and assigned to the leadership of the Jewish Police.

a Jewish policeman

head of district IV ZOS (Jewish Social Welfare)

transfered to reserve platoon with detachment to personnel department of the management of JP (Jewish Police) - 25 D...

secretary of the Commission for Constructive Help of the Jewish Social Self-Help (ZSS)

a Jewish policeman

Came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

Came from Pabianice. Residing at Dzika Street No. 3.

A member of the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24 (from July 1940). He was responsible for the Financial Departme...

Since January 1941 the chairwoman of the Women Association of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24.

She lived at Nowolipie Street No. 56, flat 16 in December 1941.

struck off the JP (Jewish Police) register on 20 December 1940

a Jewish Police functionary

he was telling about something on 13 June 1942

administers houses at Sierakowska Street No. 6 and Muranowska Street No. 3. He is a member of the Committee of Land...

she registered as the administrator of the houses at Franciszkanska Street No. 12 and at Muranowska Street No. 1. He...

a refugee from Kalisz, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

In Lodz, in the ghetto lives (in April 1942) at Zamenhofa Street No. 16, member of a Patronage for the Care of the C...

the Naj family lives at Nowolipki Street No. 51, flat 20, he carries out registeration. Symcha registers in a house...

detached to the Personnel Department of the Command of the Jewish Police- 27 December 1940

a refugee from Kolo, Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

Came from Lodz.

Came from Dobrzyn on the Drweca river.

Came from Kalisz. Residing at Dzika Street No. 3

Came from Zgierz. Residing at Dzika Street No. 3.

Since 24 November 1940, deputy chairman of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24. Refugee representative on th...

in charge of the youth circle attached to the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24 (November 1940); permanent repres...

Lived at Leszno Street No. 24. House Committee member. After the election in the House Committee on 8 November 1941...

Chairman of the Young People's Circle at Leszno Street No. 24 (December 1940). From March 1941 permanent delegate of...

From January 1941 a member of Women's Circle at the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24

from November 1941 she was a member of the Clothing Section in the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24

from November 1941 a member of the Section for Entertainments of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24. Member...

Residing at Nowolipie Street No. 36, flat 60. Three-person family. They got 3 free food coupons.

he was in prison for staying illegally in the country, not long ago hale and hearty, now he goes hungry, tries to ea...

A zaddick from Strykow, in April 1942 lived in Nowolipki Street No. 23, flat 7 in the ghetto. A member of the Patron...

struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism without justification on 21 December 1940, but two days l...

a refugee from Sosnowiec, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

Secretariat of the Commission for Deportees - June 1941

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3.

21 December struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism, but on 23 Decemer the decision was canceled

dismissed from the Jewish Police at his own request on 17 December 1940

refugee from Slupce, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

constable of the Jewish Police. 8 January 1941 reprimanded for cruel behaviour towards Alfred Jof 30 December 1940 w...

transfered to the administrative platoon on 22 December 1940

21 December 1940 transferred from 6/XXIV platoon to the administrative platoon

Died in a shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. His body lay in the morgue until 10 December 1941.

trains platoon commanders, the deputy head of the reserve of the Jewish Police

Performed in 'Bagatela' cafe.

On 23 December 1940 enlisted in platoon 2/VI; 6 January 1941 dismissed from the Jewish Police at his own request

a Jewish policeman

a refugee from Dabrowa Gornicza, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a Jewish policeman

a worker in the kitchen for children No. 145 at Nowolipki Street no. 68, belonging to TOZ (The Society for the Prote...

a Jewish policeman

Member of the Patronage for the Care of Corpses of Poor Jews; in April 1942 he lived at Swietojerska Street no. 34

Died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. Her body lay in the mortuary until 10 December 1941.

an engineer. Head of the tailor's shop No. 12 at Prosta Street No. 14. He threatened to use repressive means to work...

a Jewish policeman

refugee from Katowice, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

Podczas uroczystej bar-micwy syna wygłosił b. podniosłą mowę na temat odpowiedzialności i zadań Trzynastki. "My...

Came from Chrzanow. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

a constable

In 1940 lived at Sienkiewicza Street No. 2, flat 9. Baptised on 10 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Wloclawek.

Came from Wloclawek.

Came from Przedecz. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Wloclawek. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Chrzanow. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Jaworzno. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Kielce. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Came from Wloclawek. Lives at Dzika Street No. 3.

Chairman of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 (July 1940 - November 1940). In March 1941 he took on a duty...

A member of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 (from July 1940). He was responsible for the sanitary depart...

Lived at Leszno Street No. 24 (July 1940). More wealthy house tenants used to give him supplementary food (Auster us...

In July 1940 received one can of condensed milk and 12.5 decagrams of lard from the House Committee Leszno Street No...

Lived at Leszno Street No. 24. Received food from the House Committee in December 1940. In August 1941 received 25 z...

Owner of a shop. In December 1941, the House Committee decided to stop doing shopping in this shop. In January 1942,...

Presumably a shop owner. Got into a conflict with the House Committee in Leszno Street No. 24.

A member of the Young People's Circle at Leszno Street No. 24 (February 1942).

Brothers who lived at Leszno Street No. 24.

From 13 April 1942, a member of House Committee Leszno Street No. 24.

Lives at Lubeckiego Street No. 6, flat 41 (January 1941).

deputy chairman of the Supply Section [of the Judenrat] (March 1941)

Died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9.

Died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9.

Lived at Przebieg Street No. 1. The family of three, two times they were given three free food coupons each. 1942.

refugee from Miechow, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

refugee from Kolo, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

refugee from Wadowice, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

the Cemeteries Department director

a refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

struck out from the Jewish Police register 20 December

a refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a former industrialist from Lodz, the head of the Department of Production

21 December 1940 struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism, but two days later his dismissal was an...

refugee from Radomsko, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

refugee from Zawiercie, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940; what is interesting, on 8 January 1941 there was a m...

refugee from Wloclawek, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

registered as a tenement administrator although she testified that before the war she had not lived in Warsaw at all...

struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism on 21 December 1940

refugee from Wadowice, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

member of the Constructive Help Commission of the Jewish Social Self-Help (ZSS)

transferred from the 3/V platoon to the administrative platoon - 20 December 1940

transferred to the administrative platoon 23 December 1940

enlisted as a messenger in the reserve platoon with the detachment to the commander of the reserve of the Chancery o...

on 19 December 1940 transferred from the Reserve Platoon to Platoon 6/XXIII

district commander in the Citizens' Guard (Straz Obywatelska) Headquarters, on leave from 10 to 17 January 1941

transferred to the platoon 6/XXIII 26 December 1940

suspended on 8 January 1941

Doctor, from Kalisz, in the ghetto he lived at Swietojerska Street No. 32 in April 1942; a member of the Patronage f...

The Department of Production appointed him head of the underwear workshop in Niska Street No. 65 in April 1941; insp...

House administrator?

member of the Administrators' Committee, he was not an administrator himself, but he had such nomination, as well as...

a major, an Anti-Epidemic Commissioner, the Department of Health

a Jewish policeman

Deputy head of the Supply Section - May 1941

a director, signed the memorial concerning the care for the remains of the poor Jews - March 1942

Struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

The owner of the printing house in Chlodna Street No. 8, printed school reports for the 41/42 school year, among oth...

On 21 December 1940 he was struck out from the Jewish Police register for constant absenteeism. On 26 December there...

He lived at Sliska Street No. 62. His family: Mosze, Hersz, Cyrla, Chaim, Rojza. In 1942 they were given 5 free food...

An owner of property. He took part in the meeting of the Labour Commission - December 1940.

Probably a doctor. She was to take the medical supervision of the children's corner in the house at Leszno Street No...

He lived at Gliniana Street No. 2. A bachelor. Shot at 8.15 in the morning.

A doctor, secretary of the TOZ (The Society for the Protection of the Health of the Jewish Population in Poland), an...

She lived at Pawia Street No. 22. A widow, with her family. She was shot at 8.15.

Z Kalisza, były dyrektor K.K.O [?], w getcie mieszka (kwiecień 42) na Muranowskiej 18członek Patronatu dla opieki na...

A councillor.

Single. She was a saleswoman. Residing at Gesia Street No. 103. Shot at 9 o'clock in the morning.

Transferred to the administrative platoon on 22 December 1940.

She lived at Smocza Street No. 17. She was unmarried, worked as a saleswoman. Shot at 9 o'clock.

Jewish Police functionary.

A Jewish policeman.

doctor, as economic-organizational expert he cooperates with the Central Commission for Refugees (CKU)

He came from Lodz, lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Rypin, lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

A member of the Audit Commission in the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24. From November 1940 he was responsib...

He lived at Leszno Street No. 24. In January 1941 he received from House Commitee as part of help ca. 30 zl. In Marc...

From January 1941 the deputy chairwoman of the Women's Circle of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24.

From November 1941 a member of the House Committee's at Leszno Street No. 24 Clothing Selection.

A refugee from Wyszkow. She made a statement (written by Jachiel Gorny) concerning what happened in Wyszkow. (probab...

She died in a shelter at Stawki Street No. 9

A fugitive from Dabrowa Gornicza. In the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

a Jewish Police functionary

Struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

a fugitive from Lodz, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

owner of a property

Dismissed from the JP (Jewish Police) at his own request on 17 December 1940.

a refugee from Zdunska Wola, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

A refugee from Kolo, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

Struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

He registered as the administrator of the house at Majzelsa Street No. 8, although Berek Bornsztejn administered it.

A refugee from Kolo, Dzika Street No. 3.

A refugee from Tomaszow Mazowiecki, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

Refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3.

a refugee from Dabrowa Gornicza, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

Transferred to platoon 6/XXIII on 26 December 1940.

transfered from the reserve platoon to the administrative platoon - 25 December 1940.

Suspended on 8 January 1941.

On 19 December 1940 transferred from Platoon 1/IX to Platoon 2/VIII, on 27 December 1940 transferred to the administ...

He was assigned as a messenger to the head of the Economic Department of the Judenrat until 1 December 1940.

Transferred to platoon 3/VII - on 25 December 1940.

Enlisted in platoon 5/XVIII on 26 December 1940

Transferred to the administrative platoon on 22 December 1940.

dismissed from the Order Service (Jewish police) at his own request on 31 December 1940

The director of a children's choir (December 1941). They performed, among others, in 'Femina' (21 December 1941).

head of the Economic Department of the Judenrat

Put his signature under the memorial concerning the care for the remains of the poor Jews - March 1942

a refugee from Kolo, Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

Came from Bedzin. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

In 1940 she settled at Krasinskiego Street No. 29, flat 6. Baptised on 21 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

In 1940 lived at Krasinskiego Street No 29, flat 6. Baptised on 21 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

Transferred to reserve platoon detached to the Chancery of the Reserve as a clerk on 25 December 1940.

a refugee from Chrzanow, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

A member of Craftsmen Commission of the CKU (Central Commission for Refugees).

transferred from the 3/V Platoon to the Reserve Platoon on 19 December 1940

On 2 January 1941, enlisted in the police precinct of the Jewish Police Judenrat

a group commander of the Jewish Police - January 1941

a prison doctor, he declared somebody dead and filled in a form

transferred to the administrative platoon on 22 December 1940

An important member of the committee of administrators, the Felsztyner family (among them his sister, brother-in-law...

In 1940 lived at Belwederska Street No. 40, flat 7. Baptised on 3 June 1940 (the Old Catholic Church).

Came from Cracow. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

on 21 December 1940 struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism

21 December 1940 struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism

struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism on 21 December 1940

enlisted in the reserve platoon as a messenger, assigned to the Jewish Police precinct in the Judenrat

struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism without justification on 21 December 1940

On 2 January 1941 he was enlisted in the Jewish Police (Order Service) station Judenrat

on 2 January 1941 he was enlisted in the Jewish Police (Order Service) of the Judenrat

On 21 December 1940 he was struck off the JP register on account of being constantly absent, the decision was cancel...

a Jewish policeman

Together with B. Heres they conducted an orchestra. They performed in Bagatela.

Lived at Sliska Street No. 24, a family of two people, they were given 2 free food coupons - 1942.

a Jewish policeman

schupowiec, w swoim czasie trzymał sztamę ze szmuglerami, ale rozeźlony za małą zapłatą rozpoczął codzienną strzelan...

A Judenrat member

A professor, historian.

Judenrat member, from August 1941 a member of the Commission of Production as well as a member of the board of the D...

He died in the shelter at Stawki Street No.9. His body lay in the morgue until 10 December 1941.

He died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. His body lay in the morgue until 10 December 1941.

Probably head (?) of the Personnel Department of the ZOS (Jewish Social Welfare).

The head of the Constructive Help Commission of the Jewish Social Self-Help (ZSS) (Ring I,13); an engineer, a member...

He performed in the 'Bagatela' cafe.

In 1940 lived at Plac Napoleona Street No. 1/5, flat 8. She was baptised on 20 June 1940 (Roman Catholic)

In 1940 residing at Plac Napoleona Sreet no. 1/5, flat 8. She was baptised on 20 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

He came from Lodz.

He came from Koluszki.

He came from Kalisz. Residing at Dzika Street No.3.

He came from Kalisz. Residing at Dzika Street No.3.

He came from Ciechocinek. Residing at Dzika Street No. 3.

He lived probably at Leszno Street No. 24. Since August 1941 a member of the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24.

From 8 November 1941 a member of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 Audit Commission.

In January 1941 she/he lived at Lubeckiego Street No. 6, flat 41.

In January 1941 lived at Zamenhofa Street No. 36, flat 27.

She died in the refugee shelter at Stawki Street No. 9.

Residing at Nowolipie Street No. 14. A family consisting of six members. They received four free food coupons in 1942.

Residing at Nowolpie Street No. 23. A family consisting of three members. They received a free food coupon in 1942.

A refugee from Kleczewo, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

A refugee from Chorzele, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3.

A German gendarme.

On 21 December 1941 he was struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism.

Group commander of the Jewish Police until January 1941.

Struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism without an excuse on 21 December 1940, but the following...

A refugee from Brzeziny, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

A refugee from Dobrzyn on the Drweca River, in the ghetto Dzika Street No.3

Struck out from the Jewish Police register on his own request, on 17 December 1940.

A refugee from Kozminek, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

A refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

He came to the office, beginning of June 1942

Struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

A refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

A refugee from Bielsko, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

Struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism without excuse on 21 December 1941.

A member of the Clothing Commission until August 1940.

A refugee from Leczyca, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3.

A zaddick from Sochaczew, he signed his name under the memorial concerning taking care of the corpses of the poor (M...

He administered the house at Majzelsa Street No. 8, although the formal administrator was J. Rozensztroch.

On 21 December 1940 struck out from the Jewish Police register for permanent absenteeism.

A refugee from Sosnowiec, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

A refugee from Ostroleka, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

A refugee from Kolo. In the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

Transferred to the administrative platoon on 26 December 1940.

On 21 December 1940 he was transferred from platoon 6/XXIII to the administrative platoon.

He got a three-week leave, from 20 December 1940.

Constable of the Jewish Police, on leave from 12 to 20 January 1941.

A Jewish Police functionary, in January 1941 he got permission to collaborate with the Complaints Commission of the...

Transferres to platoon 6/XXIII on 26 December 1940.

Struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940.

A Jewish policeman.

On 31 December 1940 he became deputy commander of Region VI of the Jewish Police.

A Jewish policeman.

A Jewish policeman.

On 23 December 1940 he was transferred from reserve platoon to platoon /XXI

A Jewish policeman.

A Jewish policeman.

A member of the Clothing Commission - August 1940; A director, he took part in the Labour Commission meeting in Dece...

In the ghetto at Krochmalna Street No. 18, flat 20 - committed an act of cannibalism on his deceased 2-year-old son,...

He came from Kalisz. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Lived at Pawia Street. Saleswoman, maiden. Shot at 8.15 a.m.

In 1940 she lived at Zgoda Street No. 4, flat 18. Baptised 16 May 1940 (Old Catholic).

In 1940 she lived at Zgoda Street No. 4, flat 18. Baptised on 16 May 1940 (Old Catholic)

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Lodz.

He came from Pabianice, a resident of Dzika Steet No. 3

He came from Kielce. He lived at Dzika Street No. 3

He came from Mlawa, residing at Dzika Street No. 3

A family living at Leszno Street 24. Every Saturday she gave dinner to Cofner (a poor boy) - December 1940

The family probably lived at Leszno Street No. 24. The House Committee considered granting them material help in May...

Since November 1941, member of the cultural department at House Committee (Leszno Street No. 24)

A resident of the house at Leszno Street No. 24, in February 1942 he received two food rations from the House Commit...

A department head in the labour camp. Before - a Jewish police officer in the Warsaw ghetto. He regularly harassed c...

resident at Ogrodowa Street No. 8; maiden, a sales assistant; shot at 9

owner of the company at Ciepla Street No. 28, who mediated in food distribution between the Judenrat and the shops.

an engineer - carpenter’s subcommittee, the Craftsmen Association - December 1940

she registered as an administrator of the houses at Okopowa Street No. 61 and Podwale Street No. 44. She was allotte...

a refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Wlodawa, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Izbica Kujawska, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from the town of Zarki, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

a refugee from Konin, in the ghetto - Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Tomaszow Mazowiecki, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Dabrowa Gornicza

the head of House Commitee (Krochmalna Street No. 18)

23 December 1940, moved to the 6/XXI platoon

transferred to the administrative platoon on 26 December 1940

a three-day leave from 24 December 1940

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

transferred to the administrative platoon on 28 December 1940

2 January 1941 enlisted in the police - the Order Service (Jewish police) of the Judenrat

She performed in the Bagatela cafe

She died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. Her body lay in a morgue till 10 December 1941

a Jewish police officer

moved to the administrative platoon on 29 December 1940

a Jewish police officer

A Jewish police officer

A painter. Shot at 9 o'clock.

a Jewish policeman

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

an advertising agent. Lived at Kopernika Street No. 31, flat 3 in 1940. Baptised on 6 June 1940. Became a Roman Cath...

suspended on 8 January 1941

Came from Chrzanow. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

a family living at Leszno Street No. 24, flat 48. Every Thursday they invited Cofnas (a poor boy) for lunch. Mr Apel...

Lived at Leszno Street No. 24 (December 1940).

He was a merchant. Lived at Hoza Street No. 39, flat 16 in 1940. Baptised on 4 June 1940. Became Orthodox Christian.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Vice-president of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 (since July 1940). In December 1940 he took over Secti...

activist of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24. member of the Audit Commission [of the Judenrat]

They lived at Leszno Street No. 24. They received food articles (potatoes, buckwheat, lard) from the House Committee...

From January 1941 treasurer of the Women's Circle at the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

a refugee from Wloclawek, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Tomaszow Mazowiecki, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

a group leader from the Jewish Police leadership, on leave from 13 to 19 January 1941

on 20 November 1940 transferred from platoon IV to signal platoon

in the Order Service (Jewish police), on leave from 9 to 15 January 1941

member of the Clothing Commission- August 1940

a doctor, imprisoned at Gesia, shot during an execution of 110 Jews

Rabbi from Makow, in the ghetto lives (April 1942) at Gesia Street No. 15; member of the Patronage for the Care of P...

group commander in the Jewish Police (Order Service)

Came from Lodz.

In July 1940 he got one can of evaporated milk and 12,5 decagrams of lard from the House Committee at Leszno Street...

Died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. Her body lay in the morgue until 10 December 1941.

In 1940 lived in Bagatela Street No. 14, flat 10. Baptized (became a Roman Catholic) on 27 May 1940.

In 1940 she lived in Moniuszki Street No. 3, flat 4. Baptised on 28 May 1940 and became a Catholic.

Comes from Lodz.

Lived at Leszno Street No. 24. In March 1941 he did not have money to repair his child's shoes (the House Committee...

Drafted social services reorganization project (June 1941). Lived in Chlodna Street No. 30.

Lived in Zamenhofa Street No. 29, flat 6 - January 1941.

Carpentry subcommittee - December 1940.

On 21 December 1940 he was struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism

On 21 December 1940 he was struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism but two days later the decisio...

A refugee from Lodz, lived in Dzika Street No. 3 in the ghetto.

A refugee from Jedrzejow. In the ghetto lived in Dzika Street No. 3.

On 21 December 1940 struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism, on 23 December decision anulled

An engineer, the carpentry subcommittee - December 1940.

head of a House Committee in Nalewki Street.

In the Craftsmen Commission of the CKU (Central Commission for Refugees).

A refugee from Leczyca, in the ghetto lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Transferred to the administrative platoon on 25 December 1940.

On 12 January 1941 struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism.

Transferred from platoon 5/XXIII to the administrative platoon - 20 December 1940.

head of quarantine at Leszno Street No. 109 (January 1941)

A Jewish policeman.

Performed with his eight-piece orchestra in the Bagatela cafe.

The manager of the Schools Department [of the Judenrat]. Signed an invitation to a morning show staged by students -...

in the Jewish Police since 9 January 1941

transferred to the administrative platoon 29 December 1940

a refugee from Sosnowiec, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

He came from Wloclawek

2 January 1941 enlisted in of the Jewish Police of the Judenrat

on 21 December 1940, struck out from the Jewish Police register for constant absenteeism

functionary of the Jewish Police (Order Service) - January 1941

He came from Chrzanow. Residing at Dzika Street No. 3

a member of the Clothing Commission - August 1940

wife of a member Administration Section [of the Judenrat]

A refugee from Tomaszow Mazowiecki; in the ghetto - Dzika Street No. 3

He came from Piotrkow. Residing at Dzika Street No. 3

On 21 December 1940 struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism, but on the next day the decision was...

struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism without excuse on 21 December 1940, but on 22 December 19...

She lived at Leszno Street No. 24. In that tenement house she ran a play area for children on behalf of the House Co...

a refugee from Bedzin, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

he came from Bedzin; residing at Dzika Street No. 3

enlisted in the reserve platoon with detail to the the Economic Department of the Judenrat leadership - 23 December...

Residing at Zelazna Street No. 101. He was invited to the gardening kindergarten opening at Wolnosc Street No. 14 (5...

chairman of the the Commission for Deportation Affairs until June 1941

a Jewish police officer

a Jewish police officer

a Jewish police officer

Came from Wloclawek

Struck off from Jewish Police (SP) as constantly absent without leave on 21 December 1940, but one day later it was...

a refugee from Cieszyn, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

on 30 December 1940 detached temporarily to the Jewish Police command, Division II

He came from Kalisz. He lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

An occupant of the house at Leszno Street No. 24 (February 1942)

A refugee from Brzesc Kujawski, in the getto Dzika 3

A fugitive from Oswiecim, inthe ghetto Dzika 3

A councillor.

transferred to the administrative platoon on 28 December 1940

In February or at the beginning of March 1942, copy of a letter sent to Regina came to the Department of Health from...

Member of the Patronage for the Care of Corpses of Poor Jews, in April 1942 he lived at Gesia Street No. 13

Patronage for the Care of Corpses of Poor Jews member; in April 1942 she lived at Nowolipki Street No. 16

Performed in cafe 'Bagatela'.

a Jewish policeman

an engineer, a member of the Jewish Property Committee

a Jewish policeman

a Jewish policeman

After 8 November 1941, a member of the Audit Commission at the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Lodz.

Came from Chrzanow. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

From 8 November 1941, a treasurer of the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24. He resigned in April 1942.

Died in the shelter at Stawki Street No. 9. The body was in the morgue until 10 December 1941.

Lived at Nowolipie Street No. 57. A family, they were given 4 free food coupons - 1942

the secretary of the House Committee at Krochmalna Street No. 18

struck out from the Jewish Police register on 20 December 1940

The owner of a small factory producing elbows for the stove pipes at Grzybowska Street No 3. She owned the only one...

a refugee from Aleksandrow Kujawski, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Zawiercie, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

detached to the Jewish Police leadership - 27 December 1940

a refugee from Trzebinia, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a refugee from Dziedzice, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

a functionary of the Jewish Police; in January 1941, he was given a permission to cooperate in the Complaints Commis...

2 January 1941 detached to the Jewish Police leadership, the personnel department

transferred to the administrative platoon on 27 December 1940

took part in a session of the Labour Commission - December 1940

a clerk. In 1940 lived at Wspolna Street No. 35, flat 20. Baptised 8 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

In 1940 she lived at Wspolna Street No. 35, flat 20. Baptised on 8 June 1940 (Roman-Catholic).

In 1940 she lived at Wspolna Street No. 35, flat 20. Baptised on 8 June 1940 (Roman-Catholic)

Came from Wloclawek.

Came from Dobrzyn on the River Drweca.

Came from Krosniewice. Residing at Dzika Street No. 3.

Member of the Audit Commission [of the Judenrat] at the House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 (July 1940). From th...

In February 1942 she was reprimanded by the House Committee at House Committee at Leszno Street No. 24 for littering...

a refugee from Sosnowiec, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

enlisted in the administrative platoon

refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto at Dzika Street No. 3

On 21 December 1940 struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism, but on 23 December the decision was...

fugitive from Kolo, at Dzika Street No. 3

she was in prison in Gesia Street for crossing to the 'Aryan side'. Shot during 'execution 110'

transferred from Platoon 1/II to the Administrative Platoon on 19 December 1940

transfered to the administrative platoon

A refugee from Brzeziny, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3.

A Jewish policeman.

Came from Tomaszow Mazowiecki. Lived at Dzika Street No. 3.

Judenrat member. 16 December 1941 together with Wiener he examined battered bodies, which had been found at Panska S...

secretary of the Department of Production [of the Judenrat] board 1941; secretary of the Labour Commission - Decembe...

Enlisted as a messenger in the reserve platoon; sent to the organizational department of the management of the Order...

A refugee from Lodz; in the ghetto at 3 Dzika Street.

In 1940, she settled at Poznanska Street, No. 37, flat 3. Baptized 23 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

In 1940 residing at Poznanska Street No. 37, flat 3. Baptized 3 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

In 1940 residing at Poznanska Street No. 37, flat 3. Baptised on 23 June 1940 (Roman Catholic).

Transferred to the Administrative Platoon 27 December 1940.

He came from Lodz.

An engineer. The manager of the refugee shelter at Niska Street No. 20 - Stawki Street No. 21. The author of the rep...

Since 5 May 1941 a member of the House Committee Leszno Street No. 24.

A Jewish policeman.

A refugee from Tomaszow Mazowiecki; in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

He came from Bedzin nad Drweca; residing at Dzika Street No. 3

2 January 1941, on duty in the Judenrat region (of the Jewish Police)

A member of Komisja Konstruktywnej Pomocy (Committee of Constructive Aid) of the the Jewish Social Self-Help (ZSS).

He was transfered to the administrative platoon on 28 December 1940

A young girl, living with a family. Lived at Krochmalna Street No. 7; shot at 8.15.

on leave from 4 to 10 January 1941

A refugee from Cracow. Lived in shelter at Mlawska Street No. 8.

A refugee from Cracow. Lived in shelter at Mlawska Street No. 8. On 17 April 1941, he was deported to a labor camp i...

Zaddick from Aleksandrow. Signed a memorial concerning taking care of poor Jews' corpses - March 1942.

on 21 December 1940, struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism

a refugee from Lodz, in the ghetto Dzika Street No. 3

on 21 December 1940 struck out from the Jewish Police register for absenteeism, but the next day it was annulled

member of the Clothing Commission - August 1940

head of Craftsmen Commission of the CKU (Central Commission for Refugees); Dr

a Jewish policeman

Lived at Belwederska Street No. 40, flat 7 in 1940. Baptised on 3 June 1940 (the Old Catholic Church).

Lived at Belwederska Street No. 40, flat 7 in 1940. Baptised on 3 June 1940 (the Old Catholic Church).

Came from Lodz.

Came from Kutno.

Lived at Mila Street No. 61. A worker, bachelor. Shot at 8.15.

Deputy director of the Supply Section. From March to July 1941.