Given name: Karol Georg Family name: Szultz (4)

(1)

Owner of the shops at Nowolipie Street

(2)

Owner of a shop, so-called 'little Schultz'. Before the war he was a poor man, he sold socks and stockings in wealthy houses. He made a fortune, but he had no illusions about his future. He asked his former friends: 'Will you be hanging me, sir? I know that I will be hanged, and that's why I'm indulging myself now, I eat half a kilo of ham, two kilos of apples everyday' etc. - February 1943. His shop, in comparison with other German manufacturers, worked for the longest time, because S. adroitly strove for help and protection in the right time. S. managed to single out the factory from the Jewish district, the entrance from the 'Aryan side' was made - May 1943.

(3)

He came from Aleksandrow Lodzki. Director of a shop. He was present at the selection of his workers during the First Action. He was present at the selection of his workers during the round-up in Mila Street.

(4)

An owner of the shop. Very tall. At the beginning of September 1942 he three times led brutal selection among workers of the shop. After his return he personally threw children out of the rows.

(2)

Documents from the State Archive of New Records regarding
the Warsaw Ghetto

(3)

Szajn-Lewin, Ewa, Eugenia W getcie warszawskim, lipiec 1942-kwiecien 1943 (In the Warsaw Ghetto, July 1942 – April 1943)

(4)

Schmidt, Leokadia Cudem przeżyliśmy czas zagłady ( We Miraculously Survived The Holocaust)

(1) s.311, (2) [28,, s., 88,, 89,, 95,, 126], (3) [s.20,, 26,, 38,43], (4) s. 58, 89, 100, 101