Given name: Stanisław Family name: Adler

Barrister, Jewish Police (Order Service) officer. Szrynski appointed him head of the Organizational Section of the Secretariat. Later, he formulates orders. Works in the Section for Assistance in Kind for functionaries of the Jewish Police (Order Service) and is chairman of the Supervisory Commission. Resigned from his post, when the Germans started the deportation, his decision was accepted by the the Judenrat - he then became head of the Housing Office. In 1942 he lived in the area of big ghetto. He was privileged to move in-between the ghettos. He is a supporter of armed resistance. Escapes from the ghetto, hides in Saska Kepa, later in Anin. After the liberation, he becomes a member of a commission at Council of Ministers in the Lublin Government. Later, in Warsaw he is appointed head of the legal department at Polish government. In July 1946 he becomes a honorary member of the law faculty in Warsaw University. After the Kielce pogrom he commits suicide.