Moje wspomnienia (My Memoirs)

The director of the Coal Department.

A barrister, the head of the Labour Battalion, worked in the Economic Council [of the Judenrat].

Since 1940 a clerk in Division III of the Jewish Police.

A doctor, the head of the the Jewish section of the Security Police (Sicherheitspolizei). Made it easier for Gancwaj...

After Department III had been expanded by 'Fundusz' and 'Sepor' he started working there.

Agudist, took part in works of Commission for Cemeteries and Religious Affairs

In 1940 after the Section of Service and Training was enlarged he became its employee.

A constable of the Jewish Police, in 1942 died while trying to rescue a man from a round-up.

functionary of the 'Trirteen' famous in the ghetto for his contacts with the Sicherheitspolizei. Also an owner of a...

a commercial judge, a member of the Judenrat Members Commission in the Jewish Police (Order Service)

Colonel, head of the Department of Health [of the Judenrat], arrested as a hostage on 22 July 1942

An engineer, Polish Socialist Party member (since 1905), a long time political prisoner, sent into exile to Siberia,...

A doctor and social activist, managed an orphanage in the ghetto, during the deportation of 1942 he was deported wit...

A barrister, since 1940 was the head of the III department of the Jewish Police. Simultaneously nominated as an appo...

A Germanised Pole, official ghetto physician.

Before the war a chocolate and sweets manufacturer. Being a member of the Union of Jewish Craftsmen he became a memb...

The head of the Anti-Epidemic Service. In 1940, after extending the Section of Service and Training, he became its m...

Following the expansion of Department III of the Jewish Police (Order Service) by the 'Fund' and the 'Sepor' he beca...

Czerniakow's private secretary.

Major, commander of district 'North'

Before the war, a wealthy craftsman. He spent many years in Germany. He was expelled from the Reich and came to Wars...

He came from a well-known patrician family from the Lesser Poland. Barrister, the oldest member of the Order Service...

A clerk in Division II of the Jewish Police (Order Service) since 1940

Hospital employee, he was arrested as a hostage on 22 July 1942.

in 1940 Judenrat member and the head of the the Department of Health [of the Judenrat]

Director of the Czyste Jewish Hospital

An engineer, involved in children protection in the ghetto.

Prezes Żydowskiego Komitetu Pomocy- J.H.K i radca Gminy.

Member of Agudat Israel, he participated in work of the Commission for Religious Affairs and cemetery commission

Inżynier, dyrektor Zakładu Zapatrywania- członek Rady żydowskiej, aresztowany jako zakładnik 22.07.1942, zwolniony....

Tak naprawdę Szynkman. Żyd z pochodzenia. Były wyższy funkcjonariusz Policji Państwowej. Po I wojnie światowej - naj...

Komendant Urzędu do Walki z Lichwą. W kwietniu 1942 uniknął rozstrzelania i w ghettcie został wyjęty spod prawa, lec...

An industrialist , former Austrian officer during the World War I, decorated for valour several times. Deputy head o...

A Judenrat member, engaged in protection of the children in the ghetto. Mayzlow's wife

Member of Agudat Israel, he took part in works of the Commission for Religious Affairs and Cemeteries.

An editor, since 1940 a clerk in the Jewish Police (Order Service) Chancery

During the First World War her father fell in love with a Jewish girl and converted to Judaism. After a few years he...

He became the head of Division I after Ledermen. He was also a member of the Section of Service and Training.

an engineer, he took care of matters of the Statistical Commission and the vocational schools.

Engineer, from 1940 - a clerk in Division III of the Jewish Police (Order Service).

Major, Reszczynski's deputy.

flight lieutenant, head of the anti-aircraft defence department

Department Director in the Ministry of the Treasury

In 1940 he was in charge of the OPL (Anti-aircraft Defence) department.

An attorney. Since 1940 he was a clerk in II department of the Jewish Police.

An attorney who had connections in Cracow, dating back to his student's years in Germany.

An attorney, the member of the Judenrat Presidium created in July 1942 after Adam Czerniakow's death.

One of the councilors who arrived at the meetings when the subject of the discussion was flour.

He called himself a 'Sicherheitspolizei collaborator'; he died shot in a street in January 1943 at the age of 80.

a barrister, from 1940 a clerk in the second department of JP (Jewish Police); later head Order and Discipline Secti...

He was 10 but looked as though he was 6. He came from a small town in the Kujawy region, he came to Warsaw with his...

The chairman's chauffeur, the only 'Aryan' employed in the Judenrat.

Professor, active in the Commission Care for Representatives of Arts and Sciences (komisja do spraw opieki nad przed...

chief physician of health centres in 1940

Były oficer W.P wz 1918 roku. Podprokurator, wykładowca w szkole oficerów policji. Adwokat karny , pracował w Często...

In 1928 or 1929 he was admitted, exceptionally, to the Cadet Officers' Training Centre in Jarocin. He graduated with...

attorney, from 1940 clerk in Department II of the Jewish Police

Deputy chairman's son.

Before the war, deputy chairman of the Judenrat - head of the Economic Division, member of the supervisory organs of...

former court assessor, from 1940 clerk in Division I of the Jewish Police

An editor, from 1940 head of the JP's (Jewish Police) office.

MA, head of the Department of Social Welfare

Spent many years in Vienna, supposedly as a journalist, expelled from Vienna, he came back to Poland. Merin was his...

Member of Councillors Commission in the Order Services

Author and the narrator of Moje wspomnienia (My Memoirs) - two parts, first one titled: 'Ale glach – Ghetto Streets'...

An industrialist from Bielsko, former Austrian officer in the First World War. Translator in the Jewish Police.

One of the directors of the Jewish Help Committee, shot in the street.

Involved in the matters of children protection in the ghetto.

Occupies himself with controlling how the Judenrat clerks work.

Member of the Judenrat.

In 1940, after the expansion of the Section the Service and Training Section he became its member

a barrister, head of a department, in 1940 fought for the introduction of Jewish Police functionaries into labour ca...

From 1940 a clerk in secretariat of the Jewish Police. Later he headed the Order and Discipline Section.

a barrister, former deputy public prosecutor, from 1940 head of the second department of the JP (Jewish Police)

A representative of the Judenrat Members Commission in the Jewish Police (Order Service).

Before the war, the chairman of the Central Union of Merchants, during the war a vice-chairman of the Supply Section...

A former professor of the Poznan University. An 'Aryan' shot by the SS on the even side of Chlodna Street, near Zela...

In 1940 he was engaged in anti-epidemic actions.

A colonel, the Superintendent of the Polish Blue Police in Warsaw.

In 1939 he was the German head of the Sanitary Section of the city. In the same year he opposed against closing down...

A councillor, the chairman of the Department of Labour. One of the clerks of the Labour Battalion, in 1940 he fought...

Head of a department in the Treasury Ministry.

A well-known Warsaw barrister, member of the Judenrat, head of the Legal Commission.

The chairman of the Judenrat in Lodz. He was called 'Chaim the first'. He instilled the Jews in Lodz that he is the...

A lunatic and a beggar. He created the saying 'Ale galach'- 'Everybody is equal', which was well-known in the ghetto...

a dancer, Mannowna's, husband; she was told to be to Szucha Avenue's service; he was shot at the brushmakers' shop i...

A doctor, Jewish Police functionary. He worked in the antiepidemic department.

A lawyer, since 1940 a legal department clerk in Division II of the Jewish Police.

A lawyer, celebrity of the Warsaw Bar, widely known for his works in the world. Thanks to his knowledge of internati...

The chief physician of the Out-Patients Clinic of the Judenrat, the head of the Jewish Police recruitment medical bo...

before the war an intendant or the Jewish head of Dormitory in Praga; head of the Economic Department [of the Judenr...

He came from a merchant family. Representative of Councillors Commission in the Order Services. His duty there was u...

Barrister, from 1940 a clerk in secretariat of the Jewish Police. Later headed the Criminal Investigation Section.

the head of the Hospitals Department

professional officer of the Polish Army, in the rank of captain; he headed the Reserve training the Jewish Police; h...

From 1910 to 1914 he was an emigrant in Switzerland; after he had returned, he became engaged in the development of...

a historian, long-standing professor at Lvov University and Warsaw University; a member of dozens of scientific asso...

A barrister, famous member of the Warsaw Bar, the defence attorney in political trials in 1905. After the First Worl...

A doctor, engaged in protecting the children in the ghetto.

SS-Untersturmfuehrer; the head of Jewish Section in the Warsaw SS in 1942; 12 September he announced to the chairman...

He graduated from the university in Lvov and Vienna, a German philologist, the former headmaster of a high school in...

The director of the Bersohn and Bauman Children's Hospital.

The leader of loaders to the Umschlagplatz. In January 1943 he was shot in the ghetto.

Czerniakow's secretary

A barrister, since 1940 a clerk in Division I of the Jewish Police.

Since 1940 a clerk in Division III of the Jewish Police.

A well-known Gestapo functionary, who in 1942 becomes a dignitary of the Jewish Police. Known as 'Josele-Zapota.' Sh...

head of Disciplinary Section [of the Judenrat]

after the elections won by the Bund and disbanding of the Board and the Judenrat, he was given a post of the chairma...

In September 1942 the head of the local SS jail

Brandt's assistant. SS-Oberscharfuehrer

Chairman of the Judenrat in Sosnowiec and later - chairman of the Union of the Judenrats of the whole Zaglebie and S...

doctor, a member of the Judenrat, head of the Hospitals and Health Department of the Judenrat, head of the Departmen...

captain, head of the I division supervising the Jewish Police on behalf of the Command of Polish Blue Police

a barrister, a clerk in Division I of the Jewish Police since 1940. Formulated K.S.P. orders.

Barrister, advisor of the Section and the Economic Council.

Head of the department; in 1940 he fought to replace Ukrainian guards by the Order Service (Jewish police) functiona...

Commissioner of the district.

An editor, involved in the matters of the Commission of Care for Representatives of Arts and Sciences.

A German, Chief Physician of Warsaw.

A "Thirteen" functionary, famous in the ghetto for his contacts with the Sicherheitspolizei. Also an owner...

Before the war, he worked in the 'film industry.' After German invasion, he became a group commander in the Judenrat...

A professor, conducted a research on the phenomenon of the spread of typhus in the ghetto. Worked also as the head o...

A member of the Council, had an opportunity to survive, but did not want to leave his family.

Professor, he was active in Commission Care for Representatives of Arts and Sciences (komisja do spraw opieki nad pr...

Jako senator był dyrektorem działu w państwowym Instytucie Rachunkowym, działał w Związku Rzemieślników. Nauczyciel...

Engineer, representative of the Councillors Commission in the Order Services; as the secretary.

Barrister, from 1940 a clerk in Jewish Police (Order Service) Chancery. Following the expansion of Department III of...

From 1940 an adjutant of the superintendent of the Jewish Police, a Jewish Police officer, 29 October 1942 wounded d...

appointed the head of Division III after Cz. Kornblit's resignation; with time Division III by creating the 'Fund' a...

As a young woman she met a young German second lieutenant during the war and they had a child. After the war he went...

A colonel and a commander of the German Order Police (Orpo - Ordnungspolizei).

A member of the Council, highly respected. He dealt with statistical matters and vocational education.

An assistant professor, engaged in the Commission of Care for Representatives of Arts and Sciences.

The deputy chairman of the Legal Commission. A member of the Councillors Commission in the Order Services.

Following the expansion of Department III of the Jewish Police (Order Service) by the 'Fund' and the 'Sepor' he beca...

Regierungsinspektor, the director of the Labour Battalion on behalf of the Arbeitsamt. Among the others he monitored...

A deputy [district] commander in the Jewish Police, in 1942 he died during the attempt to rescue a man from a round-...

Former chief superintendent in Polish Police; from 1940 the director of the Jewish Police Inspection.

A doctor, a Jewish Police functionary, worked in the Anti-Epidemic Section.

Barrister, before the war he was socially active in commercial organisations. For many years before the outbreak of...

Colonel of the SS, head of the Police in the Warsaw District, doctor

son of the head of the Department of Payments to Hospitals [of the Judenrat]

A long-time worker of the office of the Chief Command of PP; since 1940, clerk at the office od SP (Order Service).

the First Disciplinary Spokesman

Agudat councillor, served on the Religious Affairs Commission and Cemetery Commission

brushmakers, electricians, metalworkers' shop and other. Administered by the Economic Office of the Wehrmacht

A cobbler's shop was there.

some of the medical hospital staff are placed there in September 1942

an exit, passage between the ghetto and the rest of the city. From this place workers on detail set off in the morni...

parafia NMP (Blessed Virgin Mary parish), turned into a storehouse with vegetables, furniture, pieces of junk

there was a tricot shop Karl Georg Schultz (former Braun and Rowinski); Germans entering the shop 20 January 1943 we...

Labour Battalion building in the former Collegium school building.

there were offices of economic departments of the Judenrat: the Supply Section, Coal Section and the Department of T...

trading company 'Kohn i Heller' is situated here

The Office to Combat Profiteering and Speculation (the 'Thirteen') is situated here. It was responsible neither to t...

there was the biggest Toebbens's shop in the ghetto; it ran from Zelazna Street to Karmelicka Street

Oxaco 'shop' is located here

the Command of the Jewish Police (Order Service)

situated in close neighbourhood of the Powazki cemetery and becomes a place of buying and selling food among others

Oschmann Leszczynski's shop located here

Schultz's furrier's workshops located here

in the gates on the even side of the street there were executions of prisoners brought from the prison in Szucha Ave...

Constables, who during the round-up did not recieve a number permitting them to work, were supposed to be situated t...

Schultz's storehouses are located here

Oxaco shop is located there

Metal factory Serejski i S-ka (Serejski and Co.) is there.

The Transavia aeronautical parts factory is there.

Here a Jewish hospital was placed. Initially, the infectious diseases ward was placed there until deportation, after...

The Dea shoe shop is there.

The reloading square, the railway siding from the Gdanski Railway Station. The place of reloading the goods transpor...

Schoene's metal shop was located there.

Oschmann Leszczynski's shop was there.

Schultz's laundry was there.

Jewish Police functionaries lived in flats located there.

the Command of the Order Service

In September 1942 the clerks working in the Department of Health were were transferred here from Pawia Street.

In September 1942 the clerks of other departments of the Judenrat were transferred here from the odd side of Gesia S...

the newly created and organised AHAGE [AHG]-Zimmermann 'shop' was situated there

between Gesia Street and Niska Street as well as on other streets there are workers' on detail flat

The workers of the Supply Sections live here, between Pawia and Gesia Streets.

In September 1942, the clerks of the the Order Service (Jewish Police) were moved here.

clerks from other departments of the Judenrat were transferred there in September 1939 from the odd side of Gesia St...

Here the social institutions were placed: the Zytos, the Joint (Jewish Distribution Committee ) and the Jewish Help...

The Nozyk Synagogue was there; in this building there also were Reserves - the Jewish Police trainings took place th...

People caught during a round-up were held in 1942 in this burnt down building.

a private house, in 1942 Germans enter the house and kill a few innocent men and, by accident, also an 'Aryan' doctor.

Iron gates open in turns for 'Aryan' and Jewish traffic

this house gets bombed as the first one in the ghetto at the beginning of September 1942

a refugees' town

W okresie po powstaniu w getcie przez środek ulicy Pawiej biegł mur getta; grupa Łazarza Menesa, ukrywająca się w ru...

Employees of the Department of Health and the Hospital Service live there.

Toebbens's shop, displaced in the summer 1942, a part of workers moved to the bid ghetto

Capital City Police Headquarters (KSP) moves there from the building at Grzybowska Street No. 26/28

the prison where many Jews detained by Germans are detained

behind Smocza Street - Hallman's carpenter's shop

In winter 1939, the Jews deported from the territories joined to the Reich were taken there. Local Jewish people too...

In winter 1939, the Jews deported from the territories joined to the Reich were taken there. Local Jewish people too...

In winter 1939, the Jews deported from the territories joined to the Reich were taken there. Local Jewish people too...

In winter 1939, the Jews deported from the territories joined to the Reich were taken there. Local Jewish people too...

Brauer's shop, leather-furrier repair shop

Bank of the Jewish District was moved to this place in September 1942

there was Rozin's tanner, taken over by appointed board in 1942 by German Weigel's company

in September 1942 clerks from other departments of the Judenrat from the odd side of the Gesia Streed were moved there

Germans came to the backyard where they saw two boys and ca. 17 year old girl - they told them to come in the street...

Oschmann Leszczynski's shop was situated here. At the length of low, odd numbers between Karmelicka Street and Przej...

Between Karmelicka Street and Smocza Street there was Schultz's shop, so called Schultzowka, second largest in the g...

a small Schilling's wood shop, next door to Schultz's shop.

behind Zelazna Street toward Okopowa Street - a small Roerich's saddler's shop.

the 'Brytannia' Hotel with the 'Casanowa' dancing was situated here, the 'Thirteen' controllers met here in the even...

Here the building of the 'Green Emergency Service' - the emergency organized by the 'Thirteen' and competitive to th...

before and during deportation there was the Bank of the Jewish District

there was a casino for the Germans

on the odd numbered side of the street, there was Lejzerowicz Brothers tannery; in 1942, it went into the receiversh...

There was, on the odd numbered side of the street, next to Lejzerowicz Brothers tannery, rag collectors' shop Bewirt...

A carpenter's shop was situated on the even-number side. Ostdeutsche Bautischlerei.

The Judenrat employees live here except for employees of the Supply Section, Health and Hospitals Department and Ord...

In September 1942 a hospital is located here. Also some people of the medical staff live here.

the Judenrat building in Warsaw

a group of 40-50 Jews operating the staff of the SS lives here, Lublin unit, at Zelazna Street No. 103. It seemed th...

a group of the SS with SS-Sturmbannfuehrer at the head gets established here on 22 July 1942.

The houses where Ostbahn workers lived were situated there.