Jews' Diaries, sygn. 302/194; Jewish Historical Institute Archives; author: Lucja Seid; title: no title

a German major

Lived in Klembow - a village near Warsaw.

Polish. Deported from a property near Bydgoszcz. During the war lived with Lucja Seid in Mr(s). Syrewicz's villa on...

Owned the cafe at Leszno Street No. 28.

Gave shelter to Lucja Seid in her flat in Mickiewicza Street for one night (7/8 February 1943).

Lived at Krasinskiego Street No. 10.

A doctor - a gynaecologist from Kalisz. Lucja Seid's husband. Spoke German fluently. Organised a typhus hospital in...

Lucja and Dawid Seid's son. Escapes to the Soviet Union in 1939. Denounced by the guide to German gendarmes. Survive...

Lucja Szwarc's father. until autumn 1939 lived in Poznan. Then he was deported with his wife to Ostrow Lubelski. Arr...

Lucja Seid's sister

Worked as a waitress in the cafe at Leszno Street No. 28. Did not survive the war.

Lucja and Dawid Seid's daughter. During the war she lives with her father in Losice. They both die.

The author was Dawid Seid's wife. Dawid was a doctor and came from kalisz. During the occupation she was using two n...

Lucja Seid's sister.

9-year-old Natalia Stuchgold's daughter. Deported with her mother during a deportation action.

During the war lived in Klembowo village. Gave shelter to Lucja Seid in summer 1943.

During the war lived in Klembow village. Gave shelter to Lucja Seid in summer 1943.

Colonel's widow. During the war lived in a villa on Sloneczny Square, rented a room to Lucja Seid, among others.

A doctor from Kalisz who warned Dawid Seid against the Gestapo of Kalisz.

The head of the Umschlagplatz during the quarantine of the hospital at Leszno Street No. 1.

employee in Wilhelm Doering Apparatebau factory, a doctor

The Wilhelm Doering Apparatebau factory employee. He betrayed the rest of the employees during the First Action. On...

An architect's wife, worked as a waitress in the cafe at Leszo Street No. 28. Did not survive the war. Died with her...

Colleague of Grymkiewicz - a tax clerk in the ghetto. Died in the Warsaw Uprising.

A Czech, a lorry driver in the Wilhelm Doering Apparatebau company.

A man by a pseudonym 'Szaffek' - a shady character, crosses to the 'Aryan side' through a tunnel. Also known as a hy...

owner of the photographic workshop in Wilsona Squre

Edward Napiorkowski's sister-in-law. Edward was a photographer. In June 1943 lived in Mokotowska Street and was hidi...

A member of the Organisation, that warned Lucja Seid against Kuligowska and helped her escape from Klembow.

An engineer. Lucja Seid was in hiding in his empty flat.

A tax oficial in the ghetto.

Worked in the 'Wilhelm Doring Apparatebau' factory, a doctor.

The engineer that took care of Edek Seid in the Soviet Union.

Lucja Seid's relative. Before the war lived in Berlin. Shot by the 'Thirteen' in Leszno Street on 14 May 1943.

Performs in a cafe at Leszno Street No. 28.

A doctor from Sarnaki who invited Dawid Seid to his place.

Wanda Augustynowicz hid Lucja Seid in her flat at Koszykowa Street from February until June 1943.

A German engineer working in the 'Wilhelm Doring Apparatebau' company at Komitetowa Street No. 1.

A young lawyer. In November 1943 in hiding on the 'Aryan' side under the name 'Wladyslaw Mos.' Lives in the villa th...

The owner of the flat at Chmielna Street No. 27. In January 1943, Lucja Seid hid at his place for a week.

Lived in Klembow village near Warsaw. Gave shelter to a Jewish boy. Killed with the child on 11 November 1943.

Lucja Seid gets Grymkiewicz's address from him before leaving the ghetto 11 November 1942

in the tenement house at Leszno Street No. 28 Lucja Seid lived with parents ans sister; there also was a cafe, where...

the place of shooting Lucja Seid's relative - Regina Friedman

a colonel's widow, Mrs Syrewicz's villa

from February till June 1943 Lucja Seid's hideout

Irena Tomaszewska's flat where Lucja Seid was hiding in February 1943.

Lucka Seid hides in Nina Napiorkowska's flat in Mokotowska Street from May to August 1943

After Lucja Seid had left the ghetto on 11 November 1942 she checked in the hotel at Targowa Street. Here she was ar...

In January 1943 Lucja Seid left the ghetto again. She lived with Dabrowski for a week, at Chmielna Street No. 27.

Wilhelm Doring Apparatebau factory workers were barracked there during the First Action

The place of residence of the Seid family before the war. In Kalisz, there is a hospital where Dawid Seid is a senio...

On 24 December 1939, Lucja Seid's parents and her sister, Selma, come to Warsaw. They ran away from Ostrow Lubelski...

In December 1940, Dawid Seid comes to Sarnaki. He is hiding from the Kalisz Gestapo.

A village in the Western Ukraine. Edek Seid, Lucja's son, participated in the technical drawing courses there.

Dawid Seid moves from Sarnaki to Losice at the beginning 1941 on the request of local Jews. In May 1941, his daughte...

a village near Warsaw

The place where Lucja Seid stayed from October 1944 to the liberation in January 1945.

Lucja Seid hid in the cellar of the Edward Napiorkowski's photographic shop.