Schultz musi oddać ze swego szopu 100 krawców,...
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Schultz musi oddać ze swego szopu 100 krawców, którzy mają być wysłani do Lublina. Żąda wskazania 20 osób, resztę znajdzie wśród nielegalnie ukrywających się w domu. Line odmawia wskazania 20 nazwisk. Listę z ciężkim sercem sporządza Olek Konarski, inaczej Schultz może wskazywać sam. Olek wyznacza: Ajmanowa, Łaja Rajs, Rebowa, Rzędowska, rodzina Elstera, Paket, Łaja Perla Szulman. Policja zabiera robotnikom klucze od mieszkań, by poszukać tam ukrywających się. Frenkiel odczytuje listę. Większość wyznaczonych ucieka i próbuje się ukryć. Line pomaga im. Za karę ma on sam zostać wysłany. Jego córka chce iść z ojcem. Robotnicy wstawiają się za Linem i ten zostaje zwolniony. Zamiast 20 udało się sprowadzić 7 osób. Wściekły Schultz sprowadza Michaela z SS i polską dyrekcję i zaczyna wyznaczać sam. Wskazuje na Artura. Frenkiel proponuje wymianę Artura na dwie kobiety. (ciężarną Gendę i słabowitą Andową). Schultz nie zgadza się. Rudy pokazuje Niemcom Grafa, który ukrył się pod stołem. Policja przeszukująca dom znajduje ukrywającą się matkę Edy Salomon. Na podwórzu szopu zwolniona zostaje Rebowa i Nowicka.
- 1942-11-11
- 1942-11-11
- deportation
- German operations
- hideout, Germans, Poles, selection, Shops, deportation
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Szajn-Lewin, Ewa, Eugenia, W getcie warszawskim, lipiec 1942-kwiecień 1943
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Related people:
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Schultz
Karl Georg
He came from Aleksandrow Lodzki. Director of a shop. He was present at the selection of his workers during the First...
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Konarski
Aleksander (Olek)
A Jewish manager of Schultz's shop. A friend of Schultz from school. Killed by the SS in the ghetto.
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Line
Michał
Head of the division in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 29. He had many contacts with the 'Aryan side' and wit...
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Line
Mira
Employed in Schultz's shop. From 18 to 28 April 1943 she hid in the bunker at Leszno Street No. 76. She went out to...
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Lewin
Artur Aron
textile engineer; during the First Action employed in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 27. From 11 November 194...
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Ajmanowa
Unknown
Employed in Schultz's shop. Taken to Lublin in November 1942.
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Rajs
Łaja
She was employed in Schultz's shop. In November 1942 assigned to work in Lublin.
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Rzędowska
Unknown
Employed in Schultz's shop. Assigned to work in Lublin in November 1942. Before that she lost her son.
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Elster
Unknown
Employed at the Schultz's shop. Assigned together with his brother and son to work in Lublin in November 1942.
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Paket
Unknown
Employed in Schultz’s shop. Appointed to work in Lublin in November 1942. He managed to escape and came back to the...
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Szulman
Łaja Perla
Employed in Schultz's shop. Appointed to work in Lublin in November 1942. She voluntarily left the hideout because i...
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Bolewska
Raisa
She was employed in Schultz's shop at least until November 1942.
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Frenkiel
Unknown
Head of the spoolmakers' section in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 27.
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Salomon
Eda
Employed in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 29, later in Leszno Street at least until November 1942.
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Farber
Unknown
Deported from Aleksandrow Lodzki. Employed in Schultz's shop. His wife and daughter were deported. Took care of Rena...
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Michael
Unknown
One of the directors in Schultz's factory
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Unknown
Genda
Employed in Schultz's shop. Pregnant at the end of 1942.
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Andowa
Unknown
Employed in Schultz's shop, definitely until November 1942.
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Graf
Unknown
Employed in Schultz's shop. In November 1942 assigned to work in Lublin with his wife and daughter.
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Nowicka
Unknown
Worked in Schultz's shop. Her husband was a Polish Army officer.
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Rebowa
Unknown
She was employed in Schultz's shop. She was assigned to work in Lublin in November 1942. Dismissed by a Polish direc...
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Rudy
Unknown
employed in Schultz's shop definitely from November 1942. Assigned to work in Lublin in November 1942. His wife foll...
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Chińczyk
Unknown
Employed in Schultz's shop. During the selection in the shop 11 November 1942 he hid under a bench
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Schultz
Karl Georg