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More names of Polish Rescuers
Killed While Helping Jews
400. NOWAK,
(Christian name unknown) his daughter
killed
on June 22, 1943, for Teofil’s involvment in aiding Jewish people. Maria
and Stanisław Wierzbanowski, Zębala (no first name) and Katarzyna Żnuda
with her children, were shot at the same time (see: 644-645, 698, 702-704)
401. NOWAK,
(Christian name unknown) from Wierzbica, near Kozłów, Kielce pr
402. NOWAK,
(Christian name unknown), daughter
shot
on Jan. 29, 1943 for sheltering the Wandelsman family, also killed (see:
289-292)
403. NOWOTNIK,
Stanisław, 45, farmer, living at ¦wiesielice, Radom prov.
murdered
on Dec. 7, 1942 in a group of 14 people by gendarmes from ;Ciepielów for
help given to Jews (see: 84)
404. NOYSZEWSKA,
Ewa, Mother Superior of the convent of the Immaculate Conception, Słonim
(place incorporated after the war into Soviet Ukraine)
shot
in 1941 with sister Marta Wołowska for sheltering Jews in the nunnery
(see: 674)
405. OBUCHIEWICZ,
Piotr, 58, living at Ciepielów, Radom prov.
406. OBUCHIEWICZ,
Helena, 35, his wife
407. OBUCHIEWICZ,
Władysław, 6, son
408. OBUCHIEWICZ,
Zofia, 3, daughter
409. OBUCHIEWICZ,
Janina, 2, daughter
410. OBUCHIEWICZ
(Christian name unknown), 7 month old baby
died on
Dec. 6, 1942 when military police burned alive 33 villagers from Ciepielów
and Rekówka, for sheltering Jews (see: 267-273)
411. OCHMIŃSKI,
(Christian name unknown) living at Wola Przybysławska, near Garbów, Lublin
prov
burned
alive on Dec. 10, 1942 with 4 members of his family in a mass execution
carried out at the village where Jews were sheltered (see: 3-6)
412. OLESIUK,
Wojciech, 53, farmer, from Chominna, near Łomazy, Biała Podlaska prov.
413. OLESIUK,
Stefania, 40, his wife
414. OLESIUK,
Piotr, 14, son
415. OLESIUK,
Stefan, 9, son
416. OLESIUK,
Szymon, 3, son
shot
on Nov. 7, 1943 at Chominna village by military police from Wisznice for
sheltering a Jew, who also perished
417. OLSZEWSKA,
Maria, 42, living at Skórnice, near Końskie, Kielce prov.
418. OLSZEWSKA
Janina, 30, wife of Henryk
419. OLSZEWSKA,
Krystyna, 9, Janina’s daughter
420. OLSZEWSKA,
Zofia, 1, Janina’s daughter
421, OLSZEWSKI,
Bogdan, 2, Janina’s son
422. OLSZEWSKI,
Jan, 5, Janina’s son
423. OLSZEWSKI,
Marian, 10, Maria’s son
424. OLSZEWSKI,
Leon, 19, Maria’s son
425. OLSZEWSKI,
Henryk, 33, Maria’s step-son
On
April 16, 1943 Germans discovered 11 members of the Weintraub family sheltered
by the Olszewskis in a specially built dug-out. Henryk and Leon were taken
by the police and their fate is unknown. The other 7 members of he family
were killed in their house
426. OPAROWSKI,
Stanisław, 46, living at Wi¶niowa, Rzeszów probv.
shot
be gendarmes with a group of people in June 1943 at Markuszowa village
for rendering help to Jews hiding in the forest (see: 76-78, 467, 608,
694)
427. ORGANI¦CIAK,
Adam, 63, from Przewrotne, near Głogów Małopolski, Rzeszów prov.
428. ORGANI¦CIAK,
Wojciech, 58
429. ORGANI¦CIAK,
Józef, 37
430. ORGANI¦CIAK,
Aniela, 34
431. ORGANI¦CIAK,
Andrzej, 31
432. ORGANI¦CIAK,
Franciszek, 31
433. ORGANI¦CIAK,
Józef, 31
killed
on Mar. 13, 1943, in a mass execution in the village Przewrotne for sheltering
Jews
434. OSIKOWICZ,
Andrzej, priest, living in Borysław (incorporated after the war into the
Soviet Ukraine)
died
in Majdanek concentration camp, having been sent there for helping Jews
and for encouraging his parishioners to the the same
435. OSIŃSKI,
Władysław, 63, living at Józefów, near Warsaw
arrested
on Oct. 20, 1942 and shot shortly afterwards for help to Jews
436. OSOJCA,
Franciszek, 33, farmer, living at Okół, near Ostrowiec ¦więtokrzyski, Kielce
prov.
437. OSOJCA,
Aniela, 28, his wife
438. OSOJCA,
Jan, 2, son
shot
by gendarnes from Lipsko on Dec. 14, 1942, for help to Jews
439. OSTROWSKA,
Julianna, 80, living at Wolica, near Kozłów, Kielce prov.
killed
in a massacre at her daughter’s, Anna Kucharska’s house on Jan. 29, 1943,
for Kucharski’s role in sheltering Jews (see: 294-298)
440. OWCZAREK,
Karolina, 38, living at Konary, near Częstochowa
arrested
for help rendered to Jews and sentenced to death by a special court in
Częstochowa, on June 1, 1944. Shot on Nov. 2, 1944
441. PACZKA,
Rozalia, 53, from Wola Rafałowska, near Chmielnik, Rzeszów pr.
shot
by military police on Oct. 4, 1943, for sheltering Jews
442. PADUCH,
Wiktoria, living in Radom
sentenced
to death together with others on Apr. 3, 1943, by a special court in Radom,
for rendering help to Sala Rubinowicz and Elsa Schwarzman in their escape
from ghetto (see: 59-60)
443. PAJĄK,
Jan, 27, living at Matysówka, near Tyczyn, Rzeszów prov.
shot
on Oct. 15, 1943 at Tyczyn in a group fo 5 Poles sentenced to death for
helping Jews (see: 191)
444. PAŁASZEWSKI,
Leon, 42, living in Chełm
445. PAŁASZEWSKA,
Helena Stanisława, 34, his wife
shot
by gendarmes on Jan. 6, 1942, for helping Jews
446. PANECZKO,
Franciszek, from Wierzchowisko, near Wolbrom, Katowice pr.
447. PANECZKO,
Jan
shot
on Mar. 5, 1943 at Wierzchowisko for sheltering Jews
448. PAPCIAK,
(name unknown) from Kaczorowy, near Jasło, Krosno prov.
shot
by gendarmes in 1943 for giving help to Jews
449. PASTERNAK,
Piotr, living at Bór Kunowski, near Brody, Kielce prov.
killed
by Germans on July 4, 1943 for helping Jewish people
450. PATROŃSKI,
Wojciech, living at Szklary, near Hyżne, Rzeszów prov.
shot
in 1943 at Szklary, with the 3 sheltered Jews
451. PAWLAK,
Teofil, farmer, living at Kruszew, near Pniewy, Radom prov.
killed
with the 2 sheltered Jews on July 13, 1943 by military police from Grójec
452. PAZIUK,
Tadeusz, civil servant, living in Cracow
sentenced
to death by a special court of the commander of the SS and the Cracow
District Police for helping and sheltering Jews. Announcement published
on Jan. 29, 1944
453. PAZUR,
Anna living at Wawer, near Warsaw
454. PAZUR,
Jan
shot
by gendarmes from Rembertów on Mar. 3, 1944, together with the Jewsthey
sheltered: Herman Kaftal and Anna Więcek
455. PEŁC,
Tadeusz, 22, farmer, living at Tarnawka, near Łańcut, Rzeszów pr.
shot
by gendarms in 1942 for help offered to Jews
456. PEŻYK,
Stanisław, living at Cisie, near Cegłów, Siedlce prov.
shot
om June 28, 1943, with 24 villagers for sheltering Jews (see: 9)
457. PIASTUN,
Michał, living in Lwów (city incorporated into the Ukraine)
sentenced
to death by a special court of the commander of the SS and the Galician
District Police for aiding Jews; announcement of Dec. 14, 1943
458. PIECHURA,
Stefan, 33, farmer from Tarnawka, Near Łańcut, Rzeszów prov.
shot
by SS from Łańcut on Dec. 27, 1943 for help rendered to Jews; died also
Grzegorz Gajda (see: 130)
459. PIENKIEWICZ,
Artur, living in Warsaw
arrested
by Gestapo on Apr. 18, 1944 for sheltering in his house 2 Jewish women:
Ela Złotnik and Rifka Szaniecka. Killed in the concentration camp Stutthof
in 1945. Posthumously awarded the medal "Righteous Among the Nations
460. PIERZYŃSKA,
Maria, from GwoĽdzieniec, near Zakliczyn, Tarnów prov."
shot
on Jan. 20, 1944 by German military policemen from Zakliczyn, for sheltering
Benjamin and Roman Sukman
461. PIETRAK,
Leonard, 42, farmer, from Tomaszewice, near Jastków, Lublin pr.
462. PIETRAK,
Maria 32, second wife of Leonard
463. PIETRAK,
Stanisław, 22, Leonard’s son
surrounded
in their home by Germans on Feb. 28, 1944; the house was destroyed by
grenades and the Pietrak family shot for providing food and temporary
accomodation to 2 Jewish partisans. Their farmhand, Franciszek Chęć and
Stanisław Wierzbicki who lived in their house were also killed (see: 62,
646)
464. PIETRZYKOWSKI,
Józef, doctor at Bobowa, Nowy Sącz prov.
arrested
and shot at the turn of 1942 for providing medical help to a Jewish child
465. PILAWSKI,
Władysław, living at Domaradz, near Krosno
shot
by German gandarmes on June 26, 1942 for help rendered to Jews
466. PINKUS,
Jan, living in Radom
sentenced
to death with other people on Apr. 3, 1943 by a special court Radom for
helping Sala Rubinowicz and Elka Szwarcman (see: 59-60)
467. PIRGA,
Aleksandra, farmer, living at Kozłówek, near Strzyżów, Rzeszów pr.
shot
by gendarmes with other people in June 1943 at Markuszowa for help to
Jews hiding in the forest (see: 426)
468. PISKOREK,
Kazimierz, railman, living in Kowel (city incorporated into the Soviet Ukraine)
killed
by military police for taking a Jewish refugee, Szpulman, from Kowel to
Chełmno at the turn of 1942. The Jewish family he sheltered escaped
469. PIWKO,
Stanisław, 31, farmer, from Paulinów, near Sokołów Podlaski, Siedlce prov.
shot
by an SS unit on Feb. 24, 1943 at Paulinów, in a group of 14 people, victims
of a Nazi agent who pretended to be a Jewish fugitive (see: 14)
470. PŁATEK,
Sylweriusz, living at Cisie, near Cegłów, Siedlce prov.
471. PŁATEK,
Tomasz, his brother
shot
on June 28, 1943 in a group of 25 villagers for sheltering Jews (see:
9)
472. PŁAWCZYŃSKA,
Janina, over 70, living in Warsaw
died
with Rena Laterner for helping Jewish insurgents to contact underground
members on the "Arian" side and in sheltering them (see 324)
473. PODGÓRSKI,
Piotr, 39, village watchman from Wierbka, near Pilica, Katowice prov.
shot
by Gestapo in early January 1943 for withholding information from the
authorities about Jews sheltered by Maria Rogozińska (see 514-515)
474. POKROPEK,
Stefan, living in Warsaw
hoarded
and supplied arms to the Warsaw ghetto, to the Jewish Fighting Organization
(ŻOB) . On July 7 1943 German police forced its way into his flat, where
he sheltered a Jewish insurgent: Tuvie Szejngut. Stefan committed suicide.
475. POLOŃSKI,
Zenon, 20, living at Kozieniece, Kielce prov.
sentenced
to death with other people by a special court in Radom, for helping Sala
Rubinowicz and Elka Szwarcman, who escaped from the ghetto
476. POMYKAŁA,
Łukasz, 47, from Przewrotne, near Głogów Małopolski, Rzeszów prov.
477. POMYKAŁA,
Wojciech, 26
killed
in a mass execution on Mar. 13, 1943 for feeding and sheltering Jews (see:
49-51)
478. PONIKOWSKA,
Jadwiga, living in Warsaw
murdered
by Gestapo at the end of 1942 in her boarding house, on Widok Str. 11,
together with her sister Regina Prokulska, for sheltering a Jewish teacher
and a Jewish girl who were also killed (see: 483)
479. POPIS,
Henryk, 20, worker, living at Celestynów, near Otwock, Warsaw pr.
shot
together with his friend, Jan Witek, in July or August, 1942, on the charge
of sheltering Jews (see: 675)
480. POSŁUSZNY,
Józef, living at Nowa Wie¶, near Rzeszów
shot
by gendarmes in July 1944, together with the 4 Jews he sheltered
481. PREJZNER,
Józef, 50, living at Wola Komborska, Krosno prov.
482. PREJZNER,
Katarzyna, 45
shot
by SS in October 1943, with two other Polish women and the two Jews whom
they sheltered (see: 169)
483. PROKULSKA,
Regina, living in Warsaw
murdered
by Gestapo for sheltering in the boarding house of Jadwiga Ponikowska
a Jewish teacher and a Jewish girl, killed with them. (see: 478)
484. PRÓCHNICKA,
Ada, liason officer, living in Cracow
as
a liason officer of the Cracow branch of the Relief Council for Jews (Rada
Pomocy Żydom) "Żegota" she went several times to Lwów, to bring back Jewish
women who were endangered there. She brought back Róża Kfare, Helena Szumańska,
dr. Zina Paduchowa, Helena Ehrlich and others. Early in 1944 she was arrested
on the train near Tarnów and murdered
485. PRUCHNIEWICZ,
Józef, living at Biecz, near Jasło, Krosno prov.
shot
by Gestapo in 1944 for sheltering the Plum family during 1942-44
486. PRZEKORA,
Kazimierz, from Cielechowizna, near Mińsk Mazowiecki, Siedlce prov.
shot
on July 2, 1943 at that village by military police from Mińsk, with the
3 Jews he sheltered
487. PRZE¦LAK,
Helena, 58, primary school teacher at Jaworzno, Katowice prov.
488. PRZE¦LAK,
Jan, head of the school at Jaworzno, her husband
arrested
and imprisoned in Katowice, for sheltering several Jews in the school
;cellars. Transferred to Auschwitz on Aug. 26, 1942 and murdered there.
489. PRZYBYSZ,
Jan, owner of a villa in Warsaw, Boernerowo district
490. PRZYBYSZ,
(Christian name unknown) his wife
491. PRZYBYSZ,
Jan’s sister
arrested
at the end of 1943 or beginning of 1944 by Gestapo and military police
for sheltering Jewish people. All shot in the meadows of Boernerowo
492. PRZYWODA,
(Christian name unknown) 45, bricklayer, living at Kamionka Strumiłowa,
near Lwów (city incorporated into the Soviet Ukraine)
murdered
by gendarmes from Tarnopol in winter of 1943/44, together with a Jewish
girl sheltered by him
493. PSIODA,
Jan, 70, living at Jaworze Dolne, near Pilzno, Tarnów prov.
494. PSIODA,
Wiktoria, 70, his wife
shot
on Feb. 4, 1943, by Gestapo and Wehrmacht in a group of 4 farmers and
6 Jewish fugitives (see: 208)
495. PUĆ,
Aniela 37, farmer, living at Zagórze, near Przeworsk, Przemy¶l prov.
shot
in September 1943, together with Aron Goldman, sheltered by her
496. PUŁA,
Franciszek, living at Dąbrowa Tarnowska, Cracow prov.
shot
by gendarmes in March 1944, when they found a Jew hiding in his yard
497. PYRCAK,
Michał, living at Sanok, Krosno prov.
arrested
for his part in helping Jews, sent to the camp at Mauthausen, from where
he never returned. Posthumously awarded the medal "Righteous Among Nations"
498. RACHTAN,
Kazimierz, living in Cracow
seentenced
to death by a special court of the commander of the SS and the Cracow
District Police for associating with and helping Jewish people; Public
announcement from Jan. 29, 1944
499. RACHWALSKA,
Aleksandra, 35, living at Stara Wie¶, near Hrubieszów, \Zamo¶ć prov.
shot
by Wehrmacht soldiers with a Jew and his 2-3 year old child sheltered
by her
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