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The Polish resistance movement was not the largest, nor the most effective partisan force of WWII. It was the most anti-semite, though.
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Registry of over 700 Polish citizens killed while helping Jews During the Holocaust:
1. ABRAMEK, Władysław, 20, living in Wola Przybysławska, near Garbów, Lublin prov.
killed by Germans on Dec. 10, 1942, while staying at his cousin, Józef Aftyka, who sheltered Jews. (see 3-6)
2. ADAMCZYK, Stanisław, living in Ł±cko, Nowy S±cz prov.
in Spring of 1943; he was beaten to death by Władysław Gleb, the German town mayor of Mszana Dolna, for sheltering a Jew.
3. AFTYKA, Józef, 54, living in Wola Przybysławska, near Garbów, Lublin prov.
4. AFTYKA, Aniela, 52, Józef's wife
5. AFTYKA, Marianna, 14, daughter
6. AFTYKA, Zofia, 17, daughter
murdered by Germans on Dec. 10, 1942 together with a group of Jews sheltered by them and with Władysław Abramek. On the same day Czesław and Leonard Gawron from the same village were also killed together with Aniela and Stanisław Kamiński, 5 members of the Nalewjka family and 5 others of the Ochmiński family - a total of 19 people (see: 1, 137-138, 209- 210, 390-391, 411)
7. AMBROŻY, Marianna, 75, living in Podborek, Radom prov.
died on July 11, 1943, together with the Kowalczyk family, shot on the charge of helping Jews (see: 264-266)
8. ANICET (i.e. priest Wojciech KAPLIŃSKI) 66, chaplain of the monastery in Miodowa Str. in Warsaw
arrested on Oct. 16, 1941 for aiding Jews; died the same year at Auschwitz
9. ARASZKIEWICZ, Aleksandra, living in Cisie, near Cegłów, Siedlce prov.
A sizable group of Jews from Cegłów took refuge in the village of Cisie,
(incl. Esther, Yoyne Mendel and the baby Jabłonka Goldstein) as well as Jews who escaped from the "death trains" to Treblinka via aCegłów. On June 28, 1943 raids were carried out on the village by the military police
from Mińsk Mazowiecki, during which 25 Poles, incl. railwaymen, were snatched from their homes, together with numerous Jews they sheltered and
murdered: Marcin Dąbrowski, Franciszek Fiutkowski, Aleksander Gąsior,
Henryk Gergera, Rozalia Jaworska with her 2 years old daughter, Tadeusz
Lipiński, Zygmunt Małus, Stanisław Peżyk, Tomasz and Sylweriusz Płatek,
Edward Rżysko, Władysław Saski, Eugeniusz Skwieciński, Marian and Piotr Smater, Jan Szczęsny, Józefa Szyperska, Aleksandra Wąsowska, Jan and ,
Mieczysław Wąsowski, Władysław Wójcicki, Jan Zagańczyk and Ludwik Zając. Wiesław Walczewski was arrested the same day, but shot in January 1944. The VILLAGE WAS BURNT DOWN. (see: 92, 124, 141-142, 186- 187, 332, 361. 456, 470-471, 536, 539, 560, 564-565, 597, 604, 630, 635-637, 677, 693, 696)
10. ARCHUTOWSKI, Roman, priest, rector of the Archidiocesan Seminary in Warsaw
sent to Majdanek for aiding Jews; died after torture in Oct. 1943
11. ARCISZEWSKI, Albin, 45, living at Orlicz, near Garbów, Lublin prov.
executed in September 1943 for helping Jews from the camp at Antopol; he tried to save Dr. Czerniak, his wife and 2 daughters, Isaac Elfenstein, Lena Mazurska and Itka Wołyniec
12. AUGUSTYN, Józef. living in Szerzyny, Tarnów prov.
13. AUGUSTYN, Józefa, his wife
they sheltered 3 Jews form Szerzyny, the family of Elias and Hersh Haskel, shot together with them on Feb. 4, 1944 by German military police
14. AUGUSTYNIAK, Franciszek, 30, worker, living at Paulinów, near Sokołów Podlaski, Siedlce prov.
shot by an SS unit on Feb. 24, 1943, together with a group of 14 people, victims of a provocation: several weeks earlier they rendered help to a Nazi agent, who pretended to be a Jewish fugitive. Died also Zygmunt Dryga, Franciszek Kirylski, Józef, Ewa and Stanisław Kotowski, Stanisław Piwko, Jan Oliwiński, Aleksandra Wiktorzak (see: 111, 216, 259-261, 469, 609, 648) Stanisław Kusiak and Stanisław Mazurek died in the Treblinka camp (see 314, 374) Died also Czesław Borowy, Jan Brzozowski and Stanisław Henduszko (see: 43, 57, 166)
15. BACZEWSKA, Honorata, 30, teacher living in Lublin
underground liason officer and AK (Home Army) press carrier, murdered for sheltering Jews early in 1945 by Ukrainian nationalists.
16. BANASZEK, Marianna, 50, living in Pustelnik, near Marki, Warsaw prov.
17. BANASZEK Stanisława, daughter
18. BANASZEK, Władysław, son
murdered in October 1943 for hiding a Jewish family of 3. This Jewish family, informed of the threat of a raid on the house, luckily escaped.
19. BARAN, Adam, 29, living in Hucisko, near Głogów Małopolski, Rzeszów prov.
20. BARAN Szczepan, 36
On June 10, 1943 the German military police from Rzeszów surrounded the village of Hucisko and murdered 21 inhabitants of it and of the neighbouring village of Przewrotne, for sheltering Jews. Died also: Franciszek Beskur, Jadwiga Chezalik, Franciszek Drąg, Anna Dworak and 7 members of her family:Anna, Jan, Katarzyna, Maria, Michał, Stefania and Zofia; Adam, Józef and Marcin Gut, Marcin Kolano, Jakub and Józef Rumak, Józef Słuja and Adam Susich. The Germans burnt down 17 homes and numerous service buildings (see: 31, 61, 110, 113-120, 161-163, 222, 521-522, 563, 589)
Similar measures were carried out twice in the village of Przewrotne (see: 49-51, 70-71)
21. BARAN, Rozalia, living in Modrych, near Hrubieszów, Zamooć prov.
In December 1942 beaten up and then murderd for giving her own "Kennkarte" to a Jewess, who using it went to work in Germany, was recognized and captured
22. BARANEK, Wincenty, 46, farmer, from Siedliska, near Miechów, Kielce prov.
23 . BARANEK, Łucja, 35, his wife
24. BARANEK, Henryk, 12, son
25. BARANEK, Tadeusz, 10, son
26. BARANEK, Katarzyna, mother of Wincenty
murdered by military police on March 15, 1941 together with Katarzyna Kopeć, mother of Łucja and the Jews they were sheltering: Pińczowski, Skowron, Sybirski and Weitzman (see: 228)
27. BARGLIK, Maria, 51, farmer, living in Tokarnia, Cracow prov.
killed on March 6, 1944, following sentence passed by a special court (Sondergericht) at Szaflary for sheltering the 6 members family of Samuel Steinberg
28. BARGLIK, Stefan, living in Tokarnia, Cracow prov.
shot on the strength of the special court verdict of the SS and police commander (Standgericht) in Cracow for "fostering Jews and sheltering them"; the execution of the verdict was pronounced on Feb. 21, 1944
29. BARSZCZ, Marianna, 16, living in Moszeńki, near Jastków, Lublin prov.
employed by farmers Marian and Zofia Wysmulski, who concealed in an underground shelter 4 Jews, while providing also others with food and medicines. On Sept. 25, 1943, Germans shot also Zofia Wysmulska and the Jews they protected (see: 689)
30. BERSKI, Jerzy, living in Warsaw
killed in combat against Germans in April 1943, during the offensive near the Warsaw ghetto walls, organized by the GL (People's Guard)
31. BESKUR, Franciszek, 35, from Przewrotne, near Głogów, Rzeszów prov.
shot on June 10, 1943 in the village of Hucisko, in a mass execution for sheltering Jews (see: 19-20)
32. BIELNIAK, Franciszek, 32, shoemaker, from Głębokie, near Biecz, Krosno
pr.
shot by Gestapo on Jan. 14 1943 for rendering help to Jews
33. BIEŃKOWSKI, Gerwazy, from Kietlin, near Radomsko, Piotrków prov.
executed in November 1943 with Władysław and Franciszka Librowski for his part in sheltering 2 Jews: Chęciński and Bugajski (see: 329-330)
34. BOBELOWA, (Christian name unknown) from Łuck (now in Soviet Ukraine)
35. BOBELOWA's mother
murdered by Germans in Fall 1943 for hiding a Jewish owner of a local brewery, Sznajder Bobel, who having been warned, managed to escape
36. BOBROWSKI, Jan, 50, farmer, from Lipiny, near Pilzno, Tarnów prov.
killed in March 1943 for sheltering Jews; his farmstead was burnt down
37. BOGDANOWICZ, Anna, living in Jasło, Krosno prov.
arrested at the end of November 1942 for sheltering Sarah Diller, who survived. Tortured, she perished soon after in Auschwitz. Posthumously awarded by Yad Vashem the medal as "Righteous Among Nations"
38. BOGUCKA, (Christian name unknown) from Pastewnik, near Borszczów (locality incorporated after the war into the Soviet Ukraine)
widow of the local butcher, Karol Bogucki; arested in June 1943, killed in Czortków for sheltering 11 Jews. She left behind her 3 orphan children.
39. BOREK, Stanisław, farmer, living in Sadkowice near Lipsko, Radom prov.
40. BOREK, Helena, his wife
41. BOREK, Czesław, son
42. BOREK, Piotr
shot on Jan. 8, 1943 for help to Jews. Together with them perished their daughter, Honorata, with her husband Ryszard Wójtowicz (see: 684-685)
43. BOROWY, Czesław, worker, from Paulinów, near Sokołów Podlaski, Siedlce prov
shot on Feb. 24, 1943 as one of the 14 persons victims of a provocation some weeks earlier they gave help to a Nazi agent, pretending to be a Jew (see 14)
44. BORYCKI, Stanisław, 44, farmer, from Boisko, near Lipsko, Radom prov.
45. BORYCKA, Zofia, 38, his wife
46. BORYCKI, Zbigniew, son
shot on Jan 2, 1943, for helping Jews. Their homstead was burnt down.
With them were killed 3 persons of the Krawczyk family (see: 279-281)
47. BRAJA, Władysław, living at Równe, near Dukla, Krosno prov.
executed in August or September 1943 for harbouring 3 Jewish people
48. BRONISŁAWSKI, Edward, living in Warsaw
shot on Apr. 21, 1943, when as a liason officer of the GL (People's Guard) he tried to supply guns to the Jewish ghetto. His wife Wiktoria and his son Zbigniew were arrested. Their fate is unknown
49. BRUDZ, Antoni, 24, from Przewrotne, near Głogów. Rzeszów prov.
50. BUDZ, Wojciech, 34
51. BRUDZ, Walenty, 57
On Mar. 13, 1943 German police, under Gestapo supervision, killed around 30 people in the village of Przewrotne for sheltering Jews. Along them were killed: Andrzej, Franciszek and Wojciech Drąg; Michał Gaweł; Adam Organiociak and 6 members of his family: Andrzej, Aniela, Franciszek, Józef (born in 1906) Józef (born in 1912) and Wojciech; Łukasz and Wojciech Pomykała, Antoni Rusin, Jan Walc, Franciszek Wanoska, Franciszek and Józef Wilk. (see: 108-110, 136, 427-433, 476-477, 525, 629, 633, 650-652. Other names are unknown. A second execution at Przewrotne took place on May 9, 1943 (see: 70-71) as well as in the nearby village of Hucisko on June 10, 1943. (see: 19-20)
52. BRÜHL, Hanna, living at Milanówek, Warsaw prov.
shot on May 17, 1943, by military police from Grodzisk Mazowiecki in the "Anielin" villa of Milanówek, together with 4 Jews she concealed
53. BRUST, Jan, living at Raków, near Częstochowa
shot in the first half of 1944 at the Hasag-Eisenhütte A. G. camp, for distributing food and money and passing correspondence to Jewish inmates, as part of the campaign carried by the Relief Council for Jews
54. BRYNKUS, Cyryl, 44, from Spytkowice, near Auschwitz, Cracow prov.
arrested on Nov. 15, 1943 for help to Jewish population; jailed in Zakopane, transfered to Płaszów camp and then to Montelupich prison in Cracow. Shot there on May 28, 1944
55. BRYO, Johan, railwayman, living in Sosnowiec, Katowice prov.
he helped fugitives form the Sosnowiec ghetto, and transported some of them to Hungary. Arrested in 1944 by Gestapo, sent to Auschwitz, died there. Posthumously awarded the medal "Righteous Among Nations"
56. BRZOZOWSKA, Zofia, living at Kobyłka, Warsaw prov.
shot on Sep. 1, 1943 by Gestapo, together with 2 Jewish men, sheltered on her estate; one of them was Goldberg, owner of the tannery in Wołomin.
57. BRZOZOWSKI, Jan, 16, from Paulinów, near Sokołów Podlaski, Siedlce prov.
shot on Feb. 24, 1943, as one of the 14 persons, victims of a Nazi agent provocateur (see 14)
58. BUSZKO, Henryk, 30, farmer, living at Liza Stara, near Białystok
murdered on Sep. 21, 1943, by gendarmes from Pietkowo, for helping Jews, hiding after their escape from the train to Treblinka
59. BUZOWICZ, Wincenty, living in Radom
60. BUZOWICZ, Anna, his wife
on Apr. 3, 1943, sentenced to death by a special court in Radom for helping the Jewish women Sala Rubinowicz and Else Schwarzman. Also sentenced to death for that case were: Wiktoria Paduch, Jan Pinkus, Zenon Poloński and Maria Różańska. (see: 442, 466, 475, 517)
61. CHEZALIK, Jadwiga, 41, farmer, from Hucisko, near Głogów, Rzeszów prov.
killed on June 10, 1943 in a mass execution for sheltering Jews in which 21 villagers died (see: 19-20)
62. CHĘĆ, Franciszek, 17, living at Tomaszewice, near Jastków, Lublin prov.
foster-child of Leonard Pietrak, killed together with him and his family for harbouring 2 Jewish men, on Feb. 28, 1944 (see: 461-463)
63. CHOLEWIŃSKI, Marcin, 30, living at Grzymałków, near Kielce
shot on Oct. 19, 1942, for supplying food to the Radoszyce ghetto
64. CHOREW, Włodzimierz, from Bereza Kartuska (now in the Soviet Ukraine)
65. CHOREW, his mother (name unknown)
66. CHOREW, his father (name unknown)
executed in fall 1943 together with the Jewish woman, Leycha Kapłan, they harboured
67. CHOWANIAK, Karol, farmer, from Zawoja, near Maków Podhalański, Bielsko prov.
68. CHOWANIAK, Tekla, his wife
Karol was arrested in May 1943, together with the 4 sheltered Jews, family Kuczko among them, who were shot on the spot. Karol underwent several weeks of investigation in the Gestapo prison "Palace" at Zakopane, and was sent to Auschwitz. Tekla was arrested with her foster-child, Karolina Marek, and was sent directly to Auschwitz. All three died there (see 368)
69. CHRACA, Karol, 46, living at Wróblówka, Nowy Sącz prov.
executed by the Gestapo on May 20, 1942, at Czarny Dunajec, together with Józef Lehrer and his daughter, for supplying food to them and other Jewish people in hiding
70. CHUBRO, Marcin, 37, from Przewrotne, near Głogów, Małopolski, Rzeszów prov.
71. CHUBRO, Michał, 53
On May 9, 1943, following Gestapo orders, the military police from Rzeszów, surrounded the village of Przewrotne and murdered 16 Poles for harbouring Jews. Others who died also were: Andrzej Gola, Antoni Granat, Ludwik Gut, Józef Kuo. Paweł Laska, Jan Marszał, Józef Tyburski (see: 148. 152. 164, 317, 323. 371, 618) The names of other 7 victims have not bee established. Similar executions took place in Przewrotne on Mar. 13, 1943
(see: 49-51) as in the nearby Hucisko on June 10, 1943 (see: 19-20)
72. CHYBOWSKI, Franciszek, 60, from Rzędowice, near Książ Wielki, Kielce
pr.
73. CHYBOWSKA, Julia, 54, his wife
shot on Mar. 5, 1943, for sheltering Jews
74. CIESIELSKI, Józef, 19, farmer, from Boisko near Lipsko, Radom prov.
shot on Nov. 7, 1943, one of three, rendering help to Jews (see 283, 582)
75. CIEOLAK, Wojciech, living at Łęka Szczucińska, Tarnów prov.
shot on Mar 21, 1943, for sheltering in his house a Jewess from Pacanów
76. CIOŁKOSZ, Feliks, 58, from Markuszowa, near Wioniowa, Rzeszów prov.
77. CIOŁKOSZ, (Christian name unknown), 50, his wife
78. CIOŁKOSZ, Jan, 26, their son
shot in June 1943 by military police from Wioniowa, for helping Jews who took refuge in nearby woods (see 426)
79. CYPARSKA, Stefania Janina, 25, from Wydrna, Krosno prov.
80. CYPARSKI, Alfred Fryderyk, 6, son
81. CYPARSKA, Stanisława, 3, daughter
82. CYPARSKI, Tadeusz, 6 months, son
murdered in March 1944 for help to Jews, rendered by Stefania
83. CYPARSKI, Wojciech, 30 living at Krzemienna, Krosno prov.
shot in early March 1944 by Gestapo for helping Jews and Soviet POW
84. CZAPLA, Stanisław, 30. farmer, living in Owiesielice, Radom prov.
murdered on Dec. 7, 1942, by gendarmes from Ciepielów, for help to Jews. Toghether with him died: Bronisław Dobroń, Stanisław Nowotnik, Marianna Skwira, Wojciech Skrzak and members of Wdowiak and of Wojewódka families (see: 102, 403, 557, 561, 638-640, 660-665)
85. CZERSKA, Janina Wanda, 56, living in Warsaw
sheltered 7 Jews in her house in Milanówek: Jadwiga Mińska, whose husband had been killed in Katyń, and 6 others, known only by their assumed names: the couple Cholewiński and their 2 sons and the couple Kordoński. In fall of 1943 five of them were arrested and their fate is unknown. Janina Wanda arrested with them, was transferred from the Pawiak prison to Auschwitz, where she died on Feb. 20, 1944
86. CZERWONKA, Franciszek, 56, farmer, from Pawłosiów, near Jarosław. Rzeszów prov.
87. CZERWONKA, Julia, 55, his wife
88. CZERWONKA, Stanisław, 18, son
shot on July 1943, by Gestapo for sheltering Jews.
89. DĄBOWSKI, Krzysztof, 44, farmer, from Długołęka, near Knyszyn, Białystok
murdered on May 5, 1945, in connection with the sheltering of 7 Jews from Knyszyn since September 1942. They were: Ber Słodki with his wife Fruma, their daughter Szosza and son-in-law Abram Krawiec, rabbi; Gerson Krawiec, his wife Lenta and their son, Szmuel. All of them left Poland after the war. Dąbowski was killed by bandits who demanded large sums of money from him, which, they thought, he must have earned for sheltering Jews. Posthumously awarded the medal "Righteous Among Nations"
90. DĄBROWSKA, Maria, headmistress of the school in Włodzimierz Wołyński
(town incorporated after the war into the Ukraine)
Though known before the war for her antisemitic views, she began sheltering Jews in her home, following the German occupation in 1941.
18 people were found in her villa in April 1944, including a paralysed old woman, an invalid without a leg and a blind girl. Tortured by Gestapo, she did not reveal the identity of those who had been helping her, and she was
shot with the people she had been sheltering.
91. DABROWSKI, Bolesław, farmer, from Samoklęski, Near Kamionka, Lublin
pr
having sheltered more than 12 Jews in his home and on his farm, he was shot together with the Jews during a raid organized by the German military police on the village, on Jan. 31, 1943
92. DĄBROWSKI, Marcin, from Cisie, near Cegłów. Siedlce prov.
killed by the military police, together with 24 other Poles from the village of
Cisie, for sheltering Jews (see 9)
93. DEC, Bronisław, from Hadle Szklarskie, near Kańczuga, Przemyol prov.
94. DEC, Stanisław, brother
95. DEC, Tadeusz, brother
96. DEC, Władysław, brother, living at Pantałowice, near Kańczuga
The Dec brothers, together with other inhabitants of Pantałowice and
Hadle Szklarskie, helped and provided food to Jews who were hiding in the surrounding woods. One of the latter, Malka Szinfeld, who was captured by the Nazis, unable to withstand the investigation to which they subjected her, gave away the names of the Poles who were helping them. On Dec. 4, l942 were detained and executed beside the Dec brothers: Zofia Kubicka, Zofia and Jakub Kuszek, Emilia and Wincenty Lewandowski (see: 293, 315-316, 327-328)
97. DENEKO, Jadwiga (born SAŁEK) 32, living in Warsaw
took care of many fugitives from the Warsaw ghetto, thus cooperating with Ludomir Marczak. Arrested on Nov. 25, 1943, togehter with the sheltered Jewish family, shot on Jan. 6, 1944 in the ghetto ruins. Posthumously awarded the medal "Righteous Among the Nations (see: 367)
98. DĘBEK, Wiktoria, 40, living at Czernie, near Garwolin, Siedlce prov.
murdered by Gestapo on June 29, 1942, together with 11 Jews of unknown identity, sheltered on her property
99. DĘBSKA, Emilia, living in Kołomyja (incorporated into the Soviet Ukraine)
100. DĘBSKA's housekeeper (identity unknown)
sheltered 11 people of Jewish origin, including the family of the dentist Gottfryd and the 3 members of the family Karpel. These last managed to escape, but all others were shot
101. DŁUGOOPOLSKI, Władysław, 35, from Spytkowice, near Oowięcim, Cracow
arrested on Jan. 14, 1943 for help rendered to Jews, jailed at Zakopane, later transferred to the Płaszów camp and then to the Montelupich prison in Cracow, shot there on May 28, 1944
102. DOBROŃ, Bronisław, 28, farmer, living at Owiesielice, Radom prov.
murdered on Dec. 7, 1942, in a group of 14 Poles by gendarmes from Ciepielów, for help rendered to Jews (see: 84)
103. DOMAGAŁA, Piotr, living at Dobra, near Pilica, Katowice prov.
shot by the military police in autumn 1942, together with the sheltered Jews, incl. the mother Kajla born Janic. His wife managed to escape
104. DOMAŃSKI, Piotr, 76, farmer, from Rzążew, near Zbuczyn, Siedlce prov.
105. DOMAŃSKI, Franciszek, 37, farmer, son
106. DOMAŃSKI, Antoni, 32, farmer, son
shot by military police on Apr. 8, 1943 for sheltering Jews and partisans
107. DOMERADZKI, Jan, from Trębaczew, near Sadkowice, Skierniewice prov.
shot on Dec. 11, 1943 with his neighbours, the Szczepaniak family, for help to a Jewish family; the father of this family was also shot, but the fate of the remaining family members is unknown (see: 594-596)
108. DRĄG, Andrzej, 48, from Przewrotne, near Głogów Małopolski, Rzeszów
pr.
109. DRĄG, Wojciech, 42
shot on Mar. 13 in the village of Przewrotne in a group execution for Jews sheltering (see: 49-51)
110. DRĄG, Franciszek, 31, from Przewrotne, near Głogów Małopolski
shot on June 10, 1943 in the village of Hucisko (see: 19-20)
111. DRYGA, Zygmunt, 54, from Paulinów, near Sokołów Podlaski, Siedlce prov.
shot at Paulinów by an SS unit on Feb. 24, 1943, together with a group of people, victimsof a Nazi agent provocateur (see: 14)
112. DUDKIEWICZ, Aleksander, living at Gniazdowo, near Łochów. Siedlce prov.
killed in autumn at Gniazdowo with a Jewish fugitive, Frydman
113. DWORAK, Katarzyna, 60, from Hucisko, near Głogów Małopolski, Rzeszów
114. DWORAK, Maria, 56
115. DWORAK, Michał, 57
116. DWORAK, Anna, 30
117. DWORAK, Jan, 29
118. DWORAK, Anna, 21
119. DWORAK, Stefania, 16 killed on June 10, 1943 at Hucisko, in a group execution, for sheltering Jews (see: 19-20)
