Given name: Unknown Family name: Borkowscy

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  • Borkowscy

  • Pharmacists from Krosniewice, for whom Zofia Marczak worked as a dressmaker during the Nazi occpuation, between 1940 and 1941. Mrs Borkowska, the pharmacy owner, recommended Zofia Marczak two clients, who wanted to employ her.

  • Memoirs of Zofia Marczak from 1939-1945, written on 26 February 1963, sent by the Department of Propaganda of the Provincial Committee of the Polish United Workers' Party (KW PZPR) in Lodz to the Jewish Historical Institute. The author describes the deportation of Jews from Krosniewice, her stay in Piotrkow and subsequent activity in the Polish Workers' Party (PPR) in Warsaw. The footnotes feature brief profiles of some of the activists: Leokadia Staszewska from Piotrkow, Stanislaw Sowa from Warsaw, and 'Grandma' ('Babcia') Zabicka from Marymont, Warsaw. Written on 26 February 1963, Lodz, Zrodlowa St. No. 45 flat 6, tel. 301-00; original, typescript, 16 pages, 210 x 295 mm, in Polish.

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