Testimony 301-6100, Jewish Historical Institute Archives; author: Debowska Stanislawa, Miller Dorota; title: Zeznania ocalałych Zydow (Testimonies...

A Jewish policeman, treated the Jewish community living in Jadow very badly.

werkachutz Czech, znajomy Doroty Miler, który przeprowadził na stronę aryjską jej przyjaciółkę Cesię Miller w kwietn...

a family living at Prosta Street No. 6. Dorota Miler was helping them.

Stanislawa Debowska's second husband, already dead

Marian and Henryka's daughter; born in 1915 in Jadowo; a widow; currently residing in Warsaw at Kwiatowa Street No....

Dorota's husband, during the war he lived at Panska Street No. 51; he was in Bialystok until the autumn 1941; in Jul...

a family living at Prosta Street No. 6. Dorota Miler helped them.

a policeman, Dorota Miler's acquaintance, who in April 1943 advised her to get from the ghetto to the 'Aryan side'

Dorota Miller's friend; officially unemployed; before the liquidation of the ghetto she was carried to the 'Aryan si...

Stanislawa Debowska's cousin, husband - Jozef; she moved to Twarda Street; she refused to help Dorota Miller because...

Bronislawa's husband, Dorota Miler's acquaintance, he lived at Twarda Street

a family residing at Prosta Street No. 6, Dorota Miler helped them

currently a widow, aged 48; she lived in Warsaw at Mlynarska Street No. 25, flat 29; during the war she lived with h...

Stanislawa's husband; he took in the Miler family under his roof, exposing his own live and not asking about financi...

Bronislawa Lapinska, Stanislawa Debowska's cousin, Dorota Miler's acquaintance, lived there; there was a brushmaker’...

Stanislawa and Stanislaw Debowski lived there during the war; they hid Dorota Miler with husband at their place

before the war Dorota Miler lived there

after the ghetto creation Dorota Miler lived at this address

there was Dehring's factory in this street, where Dorota Miler's husband lived from July 1942

Dorota Miler's family lived there.

there was a work detail where Dorota Miler worked digging peat in summer 1942; the employees of this work detail wer...

Jewish workers in Dehring's factory were barracked there.

there was Dehring's factory where Polish and Jewish people worked. NOTE: on the previous page, the author says that...

before the ghetto liquidation, the factory owner, Dehring, barracked his employees there.