7101. Given name: Unknown Family name: Urlich
A well-known Gestapo functionary, who in 1942 becomes a dignitary of the Jewish Police. Known as 'Josele-Zapota.' Sh...
A well-known Gestapo functionary, who in 1942 becomes a dignitary of the Jewish Police. Known as 'Josele-Zapota.' Sh...
Colonel of the SS, head of the Police in the Warsaw District, doctor
In 1940 he was in charge of the OPL (Anti-aircraft Defence) department.
An attorney. Since 1940 he was a clerk in II department of the Jewish Police.
One of the councilors who arrived at the meetings when the subject of the discussion was flour.
A doctor, a Jewish Police functionary, worked in the Anti-Epidemic Section.
an activist of the underground People's Army (Armia Ludowa), in his flat Adler and Mrs. Zeldowicz were hiding
Barrister, before the war he was socially active in commercial organisations. For many years before the outbreak of...
Adler's friend, a lawyer, often presides at disciplinary committees in the Legal Department.
A Transferstelle captain.
The best comic in the ghetto - he replaced Krukowski. He later joined the Gestapo.
An editor, Adler met him accidentally on 24 January 1943. He offered Adler financial help on the 'Aryan' side.
The treasurer and accountant of the Jewish Police, nominated by Szerynski. Becomes administrator of the Jewish Polic...
An activist of the underground Armia Ludowa (the People's Army). Adler and Zeldowiczowa were hiding in her flat.
Zeldewiczowa former patients' family. They hid with Adler in their villa in Anin.
A young boy, hidden by Zenon Siekieski in his flat in Saska Kepa
The head of Engineers Union, in October 1940 he was arrested by Gestapo and taken to Pawiak prison where he was tort...
Started his work for the Jewish Police at the beginning of November 1940. Incorporated by Szerynski into the Discipl...
A pickpocket from Lodz, he anticipated he would have troubles with getting job in the Jewish Police so he filed circ...
Konheim's confidant, an informer who carefully watched the actions of the new Order Service (Jewish police) board.