200. JUSZCZYK, Weronika, 20, daughter

201. JUSZCZYK, Boles³aw, 17, son

202. JUSZCZYK, Helena, 15, daughter

arrested in September 1942 at Bia³obrzegi, together with 5 Jews sheltered by them; all have been shot at Zwoleñ in the same month

204. JUZBA, Bronis³awa, his wife

shot on Nov. 28, 1942 by the military police, Bronis³awa being in her eighth month of pregnancy, for sheltering 2 Jews on their farm. Others executed at the same time included Anna Kmieæ with her son and randchildren: Bronis³awa and Janina So³tys (see: 219-220, 574-575) as well as other unidentified persons

205. KACZMAREK, Zygmunt, living at Dobroszyce, near Radomsko, pr.

shot on Dec. 20, 1943 on his property, with Jan Malczewski, for helping Jews, incl. Abraham Ze³kowicz and his 10 years old son (see: 358)

killed on June 3, 1943 for helping 3 Jews during a German round-up, because he allowed them to hide on his farm and in the barn of neighbour, Stanis³aw Sojka. One of the 3 Jewish fugitives succeeded to escape (see: 567)

shot in November 1943 for helping Jews in hiding

shot on Feb. 4, 1943 by Gestapo, for sheltering Jews, incl. Mendel Ekstein. Her grandparents, Jan and Wiktoria Psioda, Józef Maduzia, Józef Ryba, as well as the 6 sheltered Jews were also killed (see: 354, 493-494, 530)

210. KAMIÑSKA, Aniela, his wife

killed on Dec. 10, 1942 with 17 other villagers (incl. the Aftyka family) for helping Jewish people (see: 3-6)

shot at Tyczyn on Oct. 15, 1943, with 4 Poles, for helping Jews (see: 191)

shot in June 1943 on his farm for help to Jews

murdered by Gestapo for helping a Jew in transporting furniture

murdered on Sep. 11, 1943 for help given to Jews

shot with a friend (name unknown) in 1942 in Nowy S¹cz by Gestapo for supplying Jewish friends with falsified "Arian"documents

shot by an SS unit on Feb. 24, 1943, together with a group of 14 people, victims of a provocation several weeks earlier (see: 14)

arrested on Sep. 11, 1943 and shot for preparing false documents for Jews

sheltered 3 Jews, incl.Moses Landner and Irena Rajs; on Dec. 4, 1943, the military police discovered the hide-out; the Jewish fugitives were shot immediately, but Kluba on Jan. 20, 1944 only. Poshumously awarded the medal "Righteous Among the Nations"

220. KMIEÆ, Bronis³aw, 19, her son

shot on Nov. 28, 1942 for sheltering Jews, incl. the son of a baker from Radgoszcz. Anna Zofia’s baby grandchildren, Bronis³awa and Janina So³tys died also, as well as Tomasz and Bronis³awa Juzba (see: 203-204, 574-575)

shot by German gendarmes in September 1944, together with the Jewish Metzger family of 3 sheltered by her

killed ina mass execution on June 10, 1943, for sheltering Jews (see: 19-20)

arrested in 1942 for giving medical help to a Jewish woman, his housekeeper; he was murdered at Majdanek camp on Feb. 20, 1943

lead Jews out of the ghetto and sheltered them in her home or found them places of refuge, sharing with them all she had. When travelling to £owicz to collect a debt owed to one of them, she has been betrayed as a "Jewish guardian" by the debtor and was shot by Gestapo

226. KONIECZNA, (Christian name unknown) her daughter

shot in May 1944, together with 7 unidentified Jews; her husband escaped

sheltered from 1942 to 1944 several Jews. Discovered, he was shot with them during the pacification of Szynwald in August, 1944

mother of £ucja Baranek, murderd with her whole family on Mar. 15, 1943 for sheltering 4 Jews who were killed also (see: 22-26)

229. KORDULA, Henryka, 13, living at Rekówka, near Ciepielów, Radom prov

executed on Dec. 6, 1942 by the military police, with 33 inhabitants from Rekówka and Ciepielów, for sheltering Jews; among others the entire Kosior family whom she visited at that time (see: 243-256)

230. KOSIARCZYK, Wiktoria, farmer, from Skrzynice, near Jab³onna, Lublin pr.

231. KOSIARCZYK, Andrzej, 28, farmer, her son

232. KOSIARCZYK, Katarzyna, 27, cousin

shot on Oct. 9, 1943, at Bystrzejowice, in the house of Wiktoria’s daughter Zofia and her husband, Roman Kucharski, who were sheltering 5 Jews. All 10 persons were killed (see: 299-300)

233. KOSIBA, Wojciech, 71, living at Hankówka, near Jas³o, Krosno prov.

shot by gendarmes in June 1944, for help rendered to Ryfka and Salka Saul, also killed

234. KOSIELSKI, Franciszek, farmer, from Rzyczyn, near Garwolin, Siedlce prov.

235. KOSIELSKA, Katarzyna, his wife

236. KOSIELSKA, Bronis³awa, daughter

237. KOSIELSKA, Genowefa, daughter

238. KOSIELSKA, Leokadia, daughter,

239. KOSIELSKA, Zofia, daughter

240. KOSIELSKI, Czes³aw, son

241. KOSIELSKI, Lucjan, son

242. KOSIELSKI, Stanis³aw, son

the family sheltered Jews on their farm. The sons were members of People’s Guard (GL) On Mar. 7, 1944 gendarmes during their search discovered the Jews and murdered them with the entire family

243. KOSIOR, W³adys³aw, 42, living at Ciepielów, Radom prov.

244. KOSIOR, Karolina 40, his wife

245. KOSIOR, Aleksander, 18, their son

246. KOSIOR, Tadeusz, 16, son

247. KOSIOR, W³adys³awa, 14, daughter

248. KOSIOR, Mieczys³aw, 12, son

249. KOSIOR, Irena, 10, daughter

250. KOSIOR, Adam, 6, son

251. KOSIOR Stanis³aw, 40, living at Rekówka, near Ciepielów

252. KOSIOR, Maria 27, Stanis³aw’s wife

253. KOSIOR, Jan, 8, their son

254. KOSIOR, Mieczys³aw, 5, son

255. KOSIOR, Marian, 4, son

256. KOSIOR, Teresa, 3, daughter

on Dec. 6, 1942 the military police burnt alive 33 people from the neighbouring villages of Ciepielów and Rekówka. They have been denounced by members of the Volksdeutsch community of sheltering Jews.

Tadeusz Kosior tried to escape from the burning barn, but was pursued and thrown back into the flames. Other 3 families: Obuchiewicz, Kowalski,and Skoczylas, as well as other Poles and the sheltered Jews all perished in the massacre (see: 229, 257, 267-273, 405-410, 553-554)

257. KO¦CIÑSKA, Marianna, 68, from Rekówka, near Ciepielów, Radom prov.

mother-in-law of Piotr Skoczylas, killed on Dec. 6, 1942, in the mass execution (see: 243-256, 553-554)

258. KOTWIS, Wojciech, 70, living at Uszew, near Gnojnik, Tarnów prov.

shot by military police in May 1944, together with the Jews he sheltered, Federgrün, Goldberg and 3 children

259. KOTOWSKI, Józef, 56, farmer, living at Paulinów, near Soko³ów Podlaski, Siedlce prov.

260. KOTOWSKA, Ewa, 54, his wife

261. KOTOWSKI, Stanis³aw, 25, farmer, son

shot by an SS unit on Feb. 24, 1943, together with a group of 14 people, victims of a provocation, weeks earlier for help rendered to Jews (see: 14)

262. KOWAL, Katarzyna, farmer, from Majdan Nowy, near Ksiê¿pol, Zamo¶æ pr.

263. KOWAL, Józef, her son

killed on Dec. 29, 1942, on their property for helping Jews. A young Jewish woman who was caught and tortured by the Germans, had given their names when promised that her own life will be spared (see 147)

264. KOWALCZYK, Jan, 43, farmer, living at Podborek, Radom prov.

265. KOWALCZYK, Stefania, 26, his wife

266. KOWALCZYK, Jan, 2, son

shot on July 11, 1943, by gendarmes on the charge of helping Jews. Together with them died Marianna Ambro¿y and Katarzyna Szepietowska with her son, who were visiting them (see: 7, 598-599)

267. KOWALSKI, Adam, 47, farmer, living at Ciepielów, Radom Prov.

268. KOWALSKI, Bronis³awa, 40, his wife

269. KOWALSKA, Janina, 16, daughter

270. KOWALSKA, Zofia, 12, daughter

271. KOWALSKI, Stefan, 6, son

272. KOWALSKI, Henryk, 4, son

273. KOWALSKI, Tadeusz, 1, son

on Dec. 6, 1942, in the midst of a massacre of 33 people, carried out by military police at Ciepielów, the family were shut in the Obuchiewicz family’s house and set on fire, as a reprisal for help to Jews. (see: 243-256, 	405-410)

274. KOZAK, Gierasim, farmer, from Starzyna, near Hajnówka, Bia³ystok prov.

in late November 1943, was taken by gendarmes, with 4 Jews sheltered by him, into the forest and shot

275. KOZAK, Sebastian, 73, farmer living at Brzoza Królewska, near Le¿ajsk, Rzeszów prov

276. KOZAK, Katarzyna, 66, his wife

were shot on Mar. 23, 1943, by gendarmes from Le¿ajsk for sheltering several Jews. All were killed together with Tomasz Wach (see: 628)

277. KRASUSKA, Zofia, living at Tworki, near Wi¶niewo, Siedlce prov.

278. KRASUSKI, Stanis³aw, 5, her son

shot by gendarmes on Feb. 13, 1943, with 7 Jews sheltered by Zofia

279. KRAWCZYK, Józef, 35, farmer, living at Boisko, near Lipsko, Radom prov.

280. KRAWCZYK, Zofia, 33, his wife

281. KRAWCZYK, Adam, 9, their son

shot on their farm on Jan. 2, 1943 for help to Jews. Their farm was burnt down. At the same time died to Borycki family (see: 44-46)

282. KRUSZKOWSKA, Maria, living in Lwów (city now in the Soviet Ukraine)

sentenced to death by a special court of the commander of the SS and the Galician District Police for sheltering Jews; public notice of Dec. 14, 1943

283. KRYCZKA, Leon, 41, farmer, living at Boisko, near Lipsko, Radom prov.

shot on Nov. 7, 1943 with 2 other persons for help to Jews. See: 74-582)

284. KRYCZKA, Wiktoria, 40, shot a day later (Nov. 8, 1943)

285. KRYSIEWICZ, Stanis³aw, farmer, from Waniewo, near Narew, Bia³ystok pr.

286. KRYSIEWICZ, W³adys³awa, 37, his wife

shot by military police from Tykocin, in September 1943, for sheltering Jews: Leyser Ró¿anowicz and his wife, Benjamin Ró¿anowicz and his wife, Shloma Jaskó³ka and his wife, Olsha from Soko³y and a young Warsaw woman, all of whom perished also. 5 young Krysiewicz children were taken into the homes of neighbours

287. KRZYSZTANIAK, W³adys³aw, living at Faliszówka, Krosno prov.

killed on Nov. 21, 1943, with 2 Jewish women and a child, 5 years old Siedlce prov.

288. KSI¥¯EK, Boles³aw, farmer, from Olesin, near Dêbe Wielkie, Siedlce prov.

shot on May 12, 1943 by military police together with the Jewish fugitive, named Idel, sheltered in his house

289. KSI¥¯EK, Franciszek, 50, living at Wierzbica, near Koz³ów, Kielce prov.

290. KSI¥¯EK, Julia, 40, his wife

291. KSI¥¯EK, Jan, 21, son

292. KSI¥¯EK, Zygmunt, 18, son

shot on Jan. 29, 1943, with 2 other families for hiding the 3 Jews Wandelsmans, killed with them. The fugitives’son-in-law, Naftul, capturedand beaten, informed about their hide-out. (see: 294-298, 401-402, 439)

293. KUBICKA, Zofia, living at Pantalowice, near Kañczuga, Przemy¶l prov.

shot on Dec. 4, 1942, with her parents and other villagers, for helping a group of about 12 local Jews, hidden in nearby woods (see: 93-96)

294. KUCHARSKA, Anna, living at Wierzbica, near Koz³ów, Kielce prov.

295. KUCHARSKI, Mieczys³aw, 15, son

296. KUCHARSKI, Boles³aw, 9, son

297. KUCHARSKI, Józef, 7, twin son

298. KUCHARSKI, Stefan, 7, twin son

shot on Jan. 29, 1943, by military police, with the Ksi¹¿ek and Nowak families and 2 Jewish fugitives from the Wandelsman family. Survived the massacre: Kucharski Izydor, father, and Bronis³aw, 13, son, who regained consciousness, but lost completely his sight, while Izydor lost an eye Anna’s mother, Julianna Ostrowska, was shot with the Kucharskis. The Wandelsmans’ son-in-law, tortured, gave out their shelter (see: 289-292, 439)

299. KUCHARSKI, Roman, 31, living at Bystrzejowice, near Piaski, Lublin prov.