Jews' Diaries, sygn. 302/286; Jewish Historical Institute Archives; author: Henryk G-ski; title: Warszawa – getto. Warszawa po tzw. 'stronie aryjsk...

kierownik kuchni w obiekcie przy budowie bocznicy wyładunkowej transportów rannych Niemców, gdzie pracowała grupa ro...

znajomy Henryka G., pracowali razem przy budowie bocznicy wyładunkowej na ulicy Kawęczyńskiej, często w marszach do...

chłop we wsi Skarzyn, u którego mieszkali robotnicy budujący w pobliżu stacje kolejowe.

an engineer, in 1942 he lived in Kaweczynska Street. He had a wife Nina and four children: three boys between 10 and...

Engineer Mikolaj Piotrowski's wife. She lived in Kaweczynska Street. She had four children: three boys between 10 an...

Mikolaj Piotrowski's father, he lived with his wife, daughter Wala and son Anatol in Solec Street, in 1942 he was ab...

Mikolaj's brother, lives in Solec Street, in winter 1943 he hid Jews - Henryk G. and his wife; he worked then in Ger...

She lived in Solec Street with her husband, daughter Wala and son Anatol. In her flat she hid Henryk G. and his wife...

Mikolaj Piotrowski's sister, she lived with her parents and brother Anatol in Solec Street, she was a nurse in Solec...

Mikolaj's and Nina's son, 17 years old, during the war he lived in Kaweczynska Street, after the war at Nowolipki St...

Mikolaj's and Nina's son, 13 years old, during the war he lived in Kaweczynska Street, after the war at Nowolipki St...

Mikolaj's and Nina's son, 11 years old, during the war he lived in Kaweczynska Street, after the war at Nowolipki St...

Mikolaj's and Nina's daughter, 5 years old, during the war she lived in Kaweczynska Street, after the war at Nowolip...

Mikolaj's brother, died in the Warsaw Uprising

A widow living with two daughters in the tenement house in Swietojerska Street No 16. A neighbour of Henryk G.

A young, promising pianist, a pupil of the Warsaw Seminar, in Spring 1940 he moved in with his family to the flat of...

A young man from Wloclawek. In the ghetto he made or sold smoked meat, probably he did the same in Wloclawek. He kne...

A person playing in the theater at Leszno Street.

łobuz, grasował wraz z obstawą na ulicy Miłej i ulicy Dzikiej

Henryk G.'s sister, Adam Nagle's wife, died during the Ghetto Uprising

a student of the Warsaw Polytechnic, Paulina's husband, Henryk G's brother-in-law, he died during the Ghetto Uprising

przychodziła do Piotrowskich na Solcu i zabierała stamtąd kalesony uszyte z prześcieradeł przyniesionych przez Walę...

znajomy Henryka G., "działacz ukraiński", mieszkał w 1943 roku na Nowym Świecie

the owner of a villa in Wolomin, a teacher in a primary school in Wolomin

40-letni mężczyzna, Żyd, niewątpliwie wykształcony, przyjął pracę pastucha kozy Baśki w willi w Wołominie w 1943 rok...

niewiasta, która przyjeżdżała do willi w Wołominie do nauczyciela Niewiadomskiego w 1943 roku, zaprzyjaźniła się tam...

właścicielka składu aptecznego na ul. Franciszkańskiej 25, która na wieść o planowanym wysiedleniu popełniła samobój...

szwagierka Henryka G., siostra Poli G., córka Benjamina Gauca, mieszkała razem z nimi w 1942 roku na ul. Franciszkań...

w 1942 roku miał 9 lat, syn Idy, szwagierki Henryka G., prawdopodobnie zginął podczas akcji na placu Lubeckiego

siostra Poli G-skiej, szwagierka Henryka G-skiego, miała syna Izia

ukrywała przez trzy dni w swoim domu na ul. Grochowskiej Henryka G. i jego żonę Polę, zajmowała się trochę krawiectw...

sportowiec, bliski znajomy Henryka G. pracujący w „Trzynastce”, aby nie być skierowanym do innych przymusowych robót.

siostra Henryka G., zginęła podczas powstania w getcie, miała dwóch synów: Mieczysława i Bronisława, miała sklep węd...

studentem medycyny, lat 21, syn Róży, siostrzeniec Henryka G., zginął podczas powstania w getcie

uczniem, lat 17, syn Róży, siostrzeniec Henryka G., zginął podczas powstania w getcie

Autor spisywał swe wspomnienia po wojnie w 1963 roku w Legnicy. Miał aryjski wygląd, choć przy bliższym przypatrzeni...

Henryk G.'s father-in-law; lived at Swietojerska Street No. 16, then at Franciszkanska Street with his daughters Pol...

a gymnastics instructor, an eminence grise in the Judenrat

żona Henryka G., szczupła, drobna, na twarzy piegowata, w czasie gdy mąż był w obozie w „Hohenstein” (Olsztynek) mie...

a blacksmith, he had a cow, he lived in the village Goclow. In spring 1943 (until the middle July), he lent beds in...

an actress who played in the theatre in Leszno Street

killed at Smocza Street between November 1940 and July 1942.

Henryk G's nephew, an employee in the oil company 'Galicja', 23 years old, died during the Ghetto Uprising

obecnie Mieczysław Krumiński, w getcie razem z Henrykiem G. i jeszcze jednym znajomym próbowali prowadzić młynek do...

The husband, wife and daughter of about 16, lived with Henryk G. and his wife, and with one more family, between 11...

engineer; he lived at Swietojerska Street No. 16 with his father-in-law, Henryk G.; he knew about agriculture

Mieczyslaw Lautersztej's sister, died in 1936, Henryk G.'s niece.

chłop, mieszkający na skrzyżowaniu dróg w Skarzynie, który dał pokój Henrykowi G. i jego żonie, gdy ten zaczął pracę...

famous boxer, worked in the 'Thirteen'

Henryk G.'s friend from the work detail; before 5 September 1942, he lived with his wife in house in the corner of K...

wife of Laski, Henryk G.'s friend from the work detail; before 5 September 1942, she lived with his husband in house...

performed in the theatre in Leszno Street

a pharmacy storehouse, Henryk G.'s neighbour was its owner; on learning about the deportation of Jews 22 July 1942 s...

Henryk G. lived there with Pola, his wife and her sister Zofia in 1942. During the First Action they built a second...

hundreds of thousands of Jews were gathered there in September 1942 and deported from Warsaw

after a 'round-up' Jews settled there on an assigned patch of Warsaw including these streets

in this street and at Smocza Street No. 18 there were Henryk G.'s sister, Roza Lautersztej's cold cooked meat factor...

there was a theatre

a group of singers and dancers was created there

the Central Railway Station was there, currently called the City Centre Railway Station. Inscription on the building...

there was a Jewish cemetery which during the Second World War was enlarged by the Skra sports stadium

Henryk G. met gendarmes there and he did not bow as a sign of his private protest, he did not take off his hat eithe...

Mikolaj Piotrowski's family lived there - his father, mother, sister Wala and brother Anatol; in winter 1943 a Jew,...

Henryk G. brother was shot there

after the return from the 'Hohenstein' (Olsztynek) camp Henryk G. wanted to go by a tram from Marszalkowska Street t...

workers group of the German Railways East (Ostbahn) worked there at building an unloading side track of wounded Germ...

the Piotrowski family lived in the tenement house. Michal Piotrowski- head of the family, 40 years old, together wit...

Laski, Henryk G.'s acquaintance from work detail, lived there with his wife; in was not the best camouflaged hideout

before the war there was a bar, 'Pod Setka'; in January 1940 the street was unusually deserted, and before the war i...

certain Zysiu - a rascal with bodyguards prowled there

Henryk G. during the First Action bought potatoes there, as a several times higher price than before

It was possible to bribe the gendarmes on the watch there and sometimes it happened that wagons full of goods entere...

In the summer of 1962 there was a work detail with people working on railway tracks. Henryk G. helped for some time...

A labour camp in the period of German occupation; to 1945 - German name of the town - Olsztynek in East Prussia, was...

The name given to the occupied Lodz by Adolf Hitler's order on 11 April 1940. It was named after general Karl Liczma...

there were buildings belonging to Tobbens's shop, where workers could live with families

German Company built railway stations there; currently, Malkinia and Gucin are Polish villages in Masovian Voivodeship

Mikolaj Piotrowski, his brother Anatol and Henryk G. go there to forced labour to built railway stations for German...

Mr Niewiadomski, a villa owner in this town, searched for a caretaker. In April 1943 Henryk G. applied for this post...

engineer Piotrowski lived with family there after the war in 1963

A town between Jelonki and Gucin, during the spring of 1943 a railway station was built there.

A village where the workers, who built railway stations in the area in 1943, slept at peasant's Skarzynski. Henryk G...

there was a meeting point for beggars; there was a wall where one lay next to another; they were shabby and swollen...

a playground for children was built after the ghetto closure in 1940

On his way to Jelonki, where he worked by buliding railway stations (the buildings), Henryk G. eyewitnessed arrestin...

the 'DeFa' cinema was situated there

Henryk G.'s acquaintance - Zygmunt lived there, he was an 'Ukrainian activist'

parish, in which its village-mayor gave Henryk G. a warrant to live at a farmer's place

there was a hotel and in it an elegant restaurant

these streets became more and more deserted during the First Deportation Action

In January 1940 the Germans murdered there a few hundred people.

a smuggling point

Henryk G. and his wife were hiding there for three days after they had escaped the ghetto. Henryk Samiewski's acquai...

at 10 a.m. a thick line formation of Ukrainians and Lithuanias is formed there

selection of Jews was conducted there, it was controlled by a SS-man who indicated with a whip who was to go right a...

Henryk G. lived there between 11 September 1942 and the second half of October 1942 together with his wife, the Bire...

The group 'Ostbahn' gathered there everyday and set off from there through the gates of the ghetto to the 'Aryan sid...

On the third floor in the attic in a wing there was a flat which could be camouflaged. Probably there had been a hid...

On the third floor in the second wing Henryk G. with his wife and acquaintances hid there in September 1942. It was...

Henryk Samiewski's acquaintance lived there - a woman with a small child; in the second half of November 1942 Henry...

The father in law of Henryk G. - Mr Benjamin Gaus with his family - lived there; in January 1940 lived there also He...

In Spring 1940 a 3-meter-wall was erected there, just behind the house at this street, which separated the 'Aryan di...

The most dangerous place in the Northern part of the city centre (Srodmiescie) near the court. In the vicinity the K...