Jews' Diaries, sygn. 302/48; Jewish Historical Institute Archives; author: Karol Rotgeber; title: no title

a Gestapo agent, co-administrator of the tram company in the ghetto (together with Heller). He was murdered by the G...

co-owner of horsecars in the ghetto, a Gestapo collaborator. He and his family were executed by the Germans.

Had a workshop at Franciszkanska Street No. 20, next to a shop located there.

Head of the Out-Patients Clinic of the brushmakers' shop - a gynaecologist; Karol Rotgeber with his wife lived at hi...

An owner of the powerful plant where brushes were manufactured (Swietojerska Street No. 32). Taken to the Umschlagpl...

wife of Krygier, the owner of brushmakers' workshops located at Swietojerska Street No. 32. On 18 August 1942 she wa...

Urodził się 19 sierpnia 1893 w Warszawie przy ulicy Długiej 33. Jego matka była nauczycielką języka francuskiego, za...

Urodził się 19 sierpnia 1893 w Warszawie przy ulicy Długiej 33. Jego matka była nauczycielką języka francuskiego, za...

Internal diseases doctor, worked in out-patients’ clinic of brushmakers' shop, at Swietojerska Street. An acquaintan...

Surgeon working in the Out-Patients Clinic of brushmakers' shop in Swietojerska Street. He gave his valuables to oth...

He administered a workshop no. 8 in the brushmakers’ shop, former chairman of the Craftsmen Association

The head foreman of workshop No. 8 in the brushmakers' shop. A patient of Karol Rotberger's wife.

dermatologist in the out-patients clinic of the brushmakers' shop

laryngologist in the out-patients clinic of the brushmakers' shop

medicine student, worker of the out-patients clinic of the brushmakers' shop. Ordered people to call him 'a doctor'...

Karol Rotgeber's brother, lived at Nalewki Street No. 27. During the Great Action he stayed in his brother's house i...

Karol Rotgeber's son. During the Great Action Miss Krygier took care of him. On 18 August 1942 they were taken to th...

Karol Rotgeber's wife. Stomatologist, she worked in the out-patients clinic of the brushmakers' shop

doctor in the out-patients clinic of the brushmakers' shop, second head of the clinic. Greedy and mercenary, did not...

doctor in the out-patients clinic of the brushmakers' shop

owner of the biggest mechanical bakery in the ghetto. He funded meals for the poorest residents of the ghetto. He an...

the head of the brushmakers' shop, officer of the German Army

head of 'Carlheuinz Muller' shop's subsidiary which was located at Franciszkanska Street 20

co-owner of horse-drawn trams in the ghetto, the Gestapo collaborator. Executed by the Germans.

Karol Rotberger's nephew, worked in the brushmakers' shop until 20 January 1943. On that day during a selection he w...

an engineer, in the interwar Poland the Republic of Poland senator; after the ghetto creation he headed the the Coun...

A doctor, came from Lodz, worked in the brushmakers' shop out-patients’ clinic. Honest and diligent, his colleagues...

the head of the brushmakers' shop, administered a workshop no. 8

He lived at Dzielna Street No. 9 in the ghetto, was deported to Treblinka but managed to escape. He came back to the...

in Franciszkanska Street there was a hydrant, which was used by the ghetto inhabitants when the waterworks did not w...

Karol Rotberger and his wife lived opposite Franciszkanska Street No. 21. The balcony and windows of his flat overlo...

according to Karol Rotgeber there was a garden for children, which was organised by refugees coming from Germany

there was a meeting point for refugees displaced to the Warsaw ghetto

fighting takes place there on the second day of the uprising

there was a subsidiary of Carlheuinz Muller's shop which Sz. Makowski was the head of

Miss Krygier, Karol Rotgeber's wife's patient, has her own workshop there

'Some doctors' move into the flat opposite Karol Rotberger's. After some time it tuned out that they were to organis...

for some time there was the board of out-patients’ clinic of the brushmakers' shop

The Office to Combat Profiteering and Speculation (widely known as the 'Thirteen' because of the number of its build...

Karol Rotberger goes to the selection with the employees of the brushmakers' shop.

At this street there was the baths and sanitary point where collective baths were carried out to prevent typhoid spr...

the second selection of the brushmakers’ shop workers is conducted on the square at Bonifraterska, which borders wit...

19 April 1943 on the day of the uprising outbreak carousel and swings are installed. Germans hide behind the decorat...

After leaving the ghetto on 15 February 1943 Karol Rotgeber is escorted to Krasinskich Square

After having left the ghetto Karol Rotberger meets a blackmailer ('szmalcownik'), who wants money from him. After un...

On 13 December 1941 the Czyste Jewish Hospital was transferred to the ghetto and located in different places.

Karol Rotgeber's friend, I. Torunczyk, lived there. His son, together with other young boys was murdered when he lef...

the goods yard (the Umschlagplatz); a siding from the Gdanski Railway Station (Dworzec Gdanski); the place of trans-...

Ruwin Edelstein lived there, who managed to escape from Treblinka and return to the ghetto in November 1942.

Jozef Rotgeber, Karol's brother, lived in the house in Nalewki Street No. 27; during the great action Jozef did not...

A storehouse of the brushmakers' shop was situated here.

Items left by the deportees were sold at Warsaw marketplaces. Both Polish and Jewish looters carried these things ou...

At Gesia Street No. 22 there was a prison which official name was: Central Jail of the Jewish District. The prison w...

Karol Rotgeber writes in his memoirs that near the Gesiowka prison, where Jews were kept and treated brutally, Pinki...

The out-patients’ clinic of the brushmakers' shop.

Karol Rotberger moves with his wife into doctor Leon Kadyszewicz's flat. Kadyszewicz was the director of the out-pat...

The out-patients' clinic of the brushmakers' shop was moved from Swietojerska Street No. 34 to Swietojerska Street N...