W getcie warszawskim, lipiec 1942-kwiecien 1943 (In the Warsaw Ghetto, July 1942 – April 1943)

A professor of logic. Helped Jews during the war. Took care of e.g. Maria Prywer.

A Jewish manager of Schultz's shop. A friend of Schultz from school. Killed by the SS in the ghetto.

Worked in Schultz's shop. Survived the round-up with his little daughter which took place in Mila Street. His wife a...

He came from Aleksandrow Lodzki. Director of a shop. He was present at the selection of his workers during the First...

During the First Action, she was employed in Schultz's shop, at Ogrodowa Street No. 27. She didn't have a number, so...

Employed in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 29, later in Leszno Street at least until November 1942.

Employed in Schultz's shop. Appointed to work in Lublin in November 1942. She voluntarily left the hideout because i...

Employed in Schultz's shop. 11 November 1942 marked fordeportation for work to Lublin. released from the Umschlagpla...

Head of the work detail at Poznanska Street. He took care of his workers. During the January action he led Jadzia (h...

Probably married couple working in Schultz's shop. The had one child (with outstanding "Aryan" appearance)...

During the First Action she was hired in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 29. From 18 to 28 April 1943 she hid...

During the First Action hired at Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 27. He worked there until April 1943. On 15 A...

During the First Action he was sent to the "Aryan side".

A Lodz barrister's wife. Employed in the Schultz’s shop. During the kettle in Mila Street she had life number, but s...

He saved his little son from the kettle in Mila Street; helped Artur Lewin to escape.

Employed in Schultz’s shop. Appointed to work in Lublin in November 1942. He managed to escape and came back to the...

Worked on the work detail in Poznanska Street. In the autumn (after 11 November) 1942 he was shortly on the "Ar...

Hired on the outpost in Poznanska Street. After 11 November 1942 she crossed to the "Aryan side". Turned i...

Hanna Szajn's acquaintance. A barrister form Skierniewice. He had a son in the police, his wife worked in a tailor's...

Inżynier. Ukrywał Żydów w czasie wojny. Przechowywał m. in. Elżbietę Lewin. Zamordowany przez Sowietów (prawdopodobn...

Made a hideout for about 150 people in the attic of the house at Mila Street No. 43. The hideout was open during the...

Schultz's shop employee. She helped Ewa Lewin to contact with the 'Aryan side'. In the end of 1942, she hid Artur Le...

A spool maker in Schultz's shop. Together with her children she survived the selection in Mila Street. She managed t...

The oldest daughter of a spool maker Genia from Schultz's shop. She was separated from her mother during the round-u...

She was of a good birth. Her parents were deported. During the First Action, she married a Jewish policeman, who was...

Employed in Schultz's shop. Had an affair with a policeman, who had wife on the 'Aryan side'.

Employed in Schultz's shop. Pregnant at the end of 1942.

Worked in Schultz's shop. Her husband was a Polish Army officer.

She was a dancer before the war. In the ghetto, she was employed in a work detail in Poznanska Street. After 11 Nove...

a Gestapo agent. In autumn 1942, she gave shelter two Jewesses who hid on the 'Aryan side': Anna Prywer and Jadzia (...

Employee of Schultz's shop in Leszno Street. Her mother also worked in this shop. During the selection in Mila Stree...

Probably worker in Schultz's shop in Ogrodowa Street. She had a typical Aryan' appearance.

before the war - a journalist; as Giza Szen she published a novel 'Zycie na nowo' (Life Anew). Employed in Schultz's...

textile engineer; during the First Action employed in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 27. From 11 November 194...

During the First Action sent to the “Aryan side"

He hid with his wife at Zamenhofa Street No. 37 (certainly until September 1942).

Hid with her husband at Zamenhofa Street No. 37 (certainly until September 1942).

Head of the division in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 29. He had many contacts with the 'Aryan side' and wit...

Before the war he was a doctor in Warsaw. He went through the 'kettle' in Mila Street. He was hiding two daughters o...

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...

A German Jew. "Ardent" during the round-up in Mila Street. Used to point at people without life numbers.

Employed in Schultz's shop. In November 1942 assigned to work in Lublin with his wife and daughter.

Helped Artur Lewin to cross to the "Aryan side". Probably employed at Schultz's shop.

employed in Schultz's shop definitely from November 1942. Assigned to work in Lublin in November 1942. His wife foll...

Employed in Schultz's shop. Assigned to work in Lublin in November 1942. Before that she lost her son.

She was employed in Schultz's shop. In November 1942 assigned to work in Lublin.

She was employed in Schultz's shop. She was assigned to work in Lublin in November 1942. Dismissed by a Polish direc...

Family employed in Schultz's shop, in November 42 assigned to work in Lublin. They managed to return from the Umschl...

The owners of a restaurant on the 'Aryan side'. They hepled Michal Line, when he went to the 'Aryan side'. 'Courageo...

Head of the spoolmakers' section in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 27.

Two sisters. Deported from Aleksandrow Lodzki. Employed in Schultz's shop.

Deported from Aleksandrow Lodzki. Employed in Schultz's shop. His wife and daughter were deported. Took care of Rena...

A son of wealthy entrepreneurs from Bedzin. In the ghetto - a policeman. Shot by Jewish fighters in the ghetto in sp...

Employed in Schultz's shop at Ogrodowa Street No. 29. A musician, a member of a jazz band. In the evenings he played...

A family of smugglers ('szmuglerzy'). They also traded with flour and ran a provisions shop at Schultz's shop.

Employed in Schultz's shop. A refugee from Treblinka, his wife and daughter died there.

She was employed in Schultz's shop at least until November 1942.

One of the directors in Schultz's factory

Employed in Schultz's shop. Her little daughter deported to Treblinka.

An engineer in Schultz's shop.

Ewa Szajn- Lewin's friend from school. They met during a round-up (kociol) at Mila Street. In the Autumn of 1942 Gut...

Employed in Schultz's shop. Taken to Lublin in November 1942.

Employed in Schultz's shop, definitely until November 1942.

Employed at a work detail on the 'Aryan side.' His wife was deported during the First Action. His child was sent to...

Deported from Aleksandrow Lodzki. Employed in Schultz's shop. His wife and child were deported.

A shop owner. Good for his employees. Warned against the upcoming blockade and ordered to hide the children. Tried t...

Employed in Schultz's shop. During the selection in the shop 11 November 1942 he hid under a bench

Schultz's shop's worker. He left his mother in the round-up in Mila Street.

Employed at the Schultz's shop. Assigned together with his brother and son to work in Lublin in November 1942.