Bochnia - Bochnia ghetto - Poland
During the deportation of Jews from Bochnia on September 1, 1943, many hid in various hiding places and specially prepared bunkers. Apart from the Jewish police, the hunt for Jews was also attended by the Krakow nazi informant Brodman.
Bochnia - Bochnia ghetto - Poland
In Bochnia, in 1943, when policeman Cukierman and his family left his hiding place after the September deportations to Auschwitz and Szebnia, a Polish policeman and a German gendarme caught him doing it. They shot the whole Cukierman's family and arrested him. Cukierman, wanting to save himself, said that he was a place where about two hundred Jews were hiding. He was released, and the Jews pulled from two bunkers were shot, incl. a rabbi from Brzesko, called the Wielopoler Rebbe.
Bochnia - Bochnia ghetto - Poland
In Bochnia, in 1943, after the September deportations to Auschwitz and Szebnia, a Jewish policeman, Frisch, was very active during the search of the bunkers for Jews who were still in hiding. It was he who, promising for a larger sum to another policeman who was hidden with his family, the legalization of his stay in the ghetto kommando, found out where the bunker was, where the Ebger and Enger families were hiding. He brought Enger to the German commander Müller and reported that he had taken him out of the bunker. Frisch also extorted a large sum from the Weinreich family and then he hand over them to Gestapo. He reported on the Schanazer family, hiding in a bunker in their home. On Müller's orders, the search for an entrance to the bunker began. Frisch said it would be a shame not to find him and that they should show what they can do. He later offered the Schanazers to spare his life for a large bribe. Two younger brothers managed to escape, but the father and two older brothers, after extorting money from them, were shot.
Bochnia - Bochnia ghetto - Poland
In Bochnia, in 1943, after the September deportations to Auschwitz and Szebnia, a hiding Jew, Kalfuss from Wiśnicz, was arrested in one of the bunkers. In order to save himself, he proposed to turn in the Zimmet family, father and son, bakers from the ghetto who helped escapees from the ghetto. The detained did not admit anything, yet the Germans shot them.
Bochnia - Bochnia ghetto - Poland
During the deportation of Jews from Bochnia on September 1, 1943, many hid in various hiding places and specially prepared bunkers. Apart from the Jewish police, the hunt for Jews was also attended by Mojsie Müller, a jewish nazi collaborator.
Bochnia - Bochnia ghetto - Poland
During the deportation of Jews from Bochnia on September 1, 1943, many jews hid in various hiding places and specially prepared bunkers. Apart from the Jewish police, a young Jew from Wiśnicz who collaborated with the Gestapo chief, Schomburg, took part in the hunt for Jews.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
He worked in the Civil Affairs Division of the Jewish Police in Krakow. He collaborated with the Gestapo. Like many of his colleagues, he was a bribe-taker and cruel towards his fellow men.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Nazi collaborator, informant, partner of Spitz. They both died during the action to catch Jewish partisans in Miechowskie.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Jewish policeman and nazi collaborator. After finishing his "service", in December 1943, he was transported to concentration camp in [Płaszów] and shot.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Before the war, he was a bank clerk, during the war he was an informer in the ghetto, he was shot, together with his wife and a child, in the late summer of 1943 in the Płaszów camp.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
According to reports, he cooperated with Dewisenstelle in Kraków and was an informant working with Stefania Brandstätter, and after the war he left for Tel Aviv.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
He worked in the Civil Affairs Division of the Jewish Police in Krakow. It was the most dangerous group of "officials" because many of its members worked closely with the Gestapo. Blodek was an undercover collaborator and a snitch. He was shot by the Germans in the Płaszów camp in December 1943.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Jewish policeman. During the June deportations on June 4-8, 1942 from the Krakow ghetto, he earned a lot of bribes from people sentenced to extermination camps.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
A former policeman, he was a functionary in the Płaszów camp. He was called an ophthalmologist because he specialized in hitting the eyes with a whip (he knocked out the eye of a woman). After the war, he was tried and sentenced to death.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Marcel Goldberg was a Jewish policeman and a Nazi collaborator. After the ghetto was liquidated, he supervised Jewish prisoners in German textile factories in Krakow. He was an extremely brutal supervisor, he abused prisoners. After the war, he returned to Poland from the camp in Brünlitz, where he found himself with the transport of Oskar Schindler, and then left for South America.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Before the war, a bank clerk, during the war in the Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst, and then a secretary and interrogator in the Ordnungsdienst prison. In 1943, outside the ghetto, he questioned a young Polish woman who was suspected of being Jewish. He orderss her to say the Our Father, Hail Mary, mention the church commandments, describe the church and the priest where she studied religion. Despite the woman's mistake-free answers, he states that she is a Jew. Another time, he interrogates Henryk Rowid (educator, director of the State Pedagogy in Krakow) suspected of being a Jew. Rowid has a Christian cross on the wall of his house. Susser states that Rowid is Jewish. The OD proves to the commander the groundlessness of the denunciation against Hilfstein, Rowid, and Bieberstein, who allegedly discussed the location of the German front with the map. As for dealing with various matters for bribes, it was said that he was fulfilling his promises and did not take on matters that were beyond his ability. That he was one of the few policemen soberly assessed the situation and did not believe that they would survive the war. He claimed that there was no way back for them and that they [Germans] would "finish them all off." In December 1932, he was transported to a concentration camp in Płaszów and shot.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
He was an active OD officer and worked in the Civil Affairs Unit, part of the Jewish police that cooperated most closely with the Gestapo. Like many of his colleagues, he was bribery and cruel towards his fellow men. During the June deportations on June 4-8, 1942 from the Krakow ghetto, he earned a lot of bribes from people sentenced to extermination camps. Having received foreign papers, he apparently transferred to the Gestapo service and, taking advantage of the opportunity, fled abroad with his wife and child.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Mentioned in Stefania Brandstätter: Zofia Weindling asked her friend for help in buying a ticket to Warsaw, she sent her to Natan Weitzman. Weitzman, who was in the service of the Gestapo, handed it over to the police.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Jewish police worker, Nazi collaborator. Later he worked in [Säuberungskolonne]. Having received foreign papers, he apparently switched to the Gestapo service and, taking advantage of the opportunity, fled abroad.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
During the deportation of Jews from Bochnia on September 1, 1943, many hid in various hiding places and specially prepared bunkers. Apart from the Jewish police, the Nazi collaborator Szymon Friedman from Krakow participated in the search for Jews.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
In 1943, Szymon Spitz was about 55 years old, "dry, slim, tall, with a swarthy face, slightly bent over, with a mocking smile constantly glued to his lips, he was known on the Krakow pavement before the war for his famous trial on fraud and extorting money under the guise of giving jobs. He was sentenced by a court to several years in prison. He was the terror of the ghetto and woe to anyone who would mess with him - the days of this unfortunate man were numbered." According to rumors circulating in the Krakow ghetto, he was killed during the action of catching Jewish partisans in Miechowskie. Other Jewish Policemen took part in the action. Another Krakow informant named Białobroda was also killed with him.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Jewish police worker, Nazi collaborator. Later he worked in [Säuberungskolonne]. Having received foreign papers, he apparently switched to the Gestapo service and, taking advantage of the opportunity, fled abroad.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
A Gestapo collaborator from the circle of Appel and Giemski. He worked in the Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst (Jewish Police). After the October deportation in 1942, he directly contributed to the arrest of people from the Jewish underground.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Wertal was a Gestapo collaborator. He worked with Appel, the Pacanewicz brothers and others in the Civil Affairs Division of the Jewish Police in Krakow. He was a bribe-taker and cruel towards the inhabitants of the ghetto. On December 1943, after beeing tansported to concentration camp in [Płaszów], he was shot along with his wife.
Cracow - Krakow ghetto - Poland
Associate of the Gestapo. He worked in the Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst (Jewish Police). After the October deportation in 1942, he directly contributed to the arrest of people from the Jewish underground.
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Group District Officer of the Jewish Ghetto Police, served in Gmina area (information July 1941).
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Deputy commander of the 1st Jewish Ghetto Police platoon in the Śmiała area.
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Resident at 85 Żelazna St., clerk, the Group 13 inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 21 Solna St. Bookkeeper. The Group 13 clerk (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 17 Gęsia St. Merchant. The Group 13 Inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 101 Gęsia Street. Dyer, the Group 13 inspector (information July 1941).
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Sub-divisional officer 1st District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information as of July 1941).
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Resident at 5 Panska St. Expeditor, the Group 13 clerk (information from July 1941).
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Regional officer of the II District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information dated July 1941). The policeman Kuba Praszkier hit him in the face during an argument. Fleischman let the Germans know about it, Praszkier was sent to Auschwitz and died there (September 1941). Fleischman personally beat traders on Leszno with a baton twice a week in the afternoon. Resided at 36 Ogrodowa Street.
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Born on 17 October 1989. Since 12 September 1939 he has lived at 125 m 8 Marszałkowska St. During the period of the ghetto's formation, he offered to obtain permission from the German authorities for Jews to stay in the Aryan neighbourhood for the sum of 1500 zlotys (information probably from October 1940).
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Sub-divisional officer of 5th District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 89 Zelazna Street, car mechanic. The Group 13 Senior Inspector (information from July 1941).
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She lived in Leszno 36 m 65, the wife of a collaborator (information from January 1941).
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She lived at 34 Nalewki St. At the official request of the Gestapo she was placed in the ghetto post office (information from January 1941).
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Employed in the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from August 1941).
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Resident at 52 Ogrodowa St. Industrialist. Clerk of the Group 13 (information dated July 1941).
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Resident at 34 Chłodna Street, accountant. Section officer of the II Jewish Ghetto Police District (information from July 1941).
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She presented a certificate that she was employed in Sicherheitspolizei (Security Police - SiPo), (information from October 1941).
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Resident at 69 Żelazna St., Section Officer of the II District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July 1941).
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Resident at Chłodna 40, bookkeeper, group officer of the II District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information as at July 1941).
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Resident at Elektoralna 30. Weaver foreman, the Group 13 senior controller (information as of July 1941).
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Sub-divisional inspector in the Jewish Ghetto Police Inspection Division (information as of July 1941).
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Resident at 13 Nalewki St. Apprentice weaver. The Group 13 Inspector (information of July 1941).
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Resident at Zelazna 74. Group officer of II Jewish Ghetto Police District (information from July 1941).
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Resident Leszno 52, textile engineer. Head of 2nd Revir of the Group 13 (information as at July 1941).
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Buchalier. Resident at Leszno 47, works in Jewish Medical Emergency Service, which is an expatriate office of the Group 13 (information from July 1941).
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She worked at 43/44 Krolewska street. The mistress of an SS officer, who was probably a close relative of Moeder from Sicherheitsdienst. She is in constant contact with Lewin (who is on the list of collaborators) (information from August 1941).
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The wife of a bakery owner. Together with her husband's sister Zofia Zylberbardt they lived in a house situated opposite the Court Houses (where now is a military hotel). They flirt with soldiers, meet them after curfew, and receive gifts (information from June 1941).
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Tradesman. Resident at Nowolipki 63. The Group 13 senior inspector (information from July 1941).
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Born on 11 October 1902 in Młodzieszyn near Sochaczew. Resident of Pańska 15 m 7, collaborator. Holder of an SD card (information from November 1941).
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She lived at 74 Żelazna Street, 15; she had a Sicherheitsdienst identity card (information from December 1941).
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Resident at 2m13 Tłomackie St. Doctor (probably false doctor's papers). Gestapo officer. Active in the Aryan district (information from September 1941).
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She lived at 40 Nalewki Street, a lawyer's assistant, a secretary in the office of the Group 13 District (information from July 1941).
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Dr Herbert Stahrer, originally from Gdańsk, was a high-ranking member of the Group 13 in the Warsaw Ghetto and a secretary and legal advisor of Abraham Gancwajch.
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Resident at Leszno 66, clerk. The Group 13 inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 36 Nowolipie St., Gestapo agent. The Group 13 Inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident Mylna 11a. Biuralist, section assistant of Group 13 (information from July 1941).
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A sub-division officer in the Economic Department of the Jewish Order Service (SP). (Information from July 1941), Jewish Police officer, commander of the prison on Gęsia Street. For a short time, he was the prison deputy manager for economic affairs (after Lewkowicz). With a whip in hand, he guarded order during the distribution of the so-called "life numbers". Since 1940 he was a clerk in the Third Department of the SP, and at the end of 1940 - in the economic department of the SP. He was one of Szerynski's men in the SP, and in fact his favourite. Shortly after his admission, he launched an offensive against Kornblit. He succeeded in pushing through the idea of a levy on job applicants to improve the SP's financial situation. He took care of arranging Sherinsky's office and was bringing him a salary. He became a sub-division officer, although he had no qualifications.
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Sub-divisional officer of the 6th District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July or April 1941).
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Lives at 7 Leszno Street, salesman. Officer of the Investigation Department of the Group 13 (information from July 1941).
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On 20 July 1941(?) she was with the spy Jerzy Jawerbaum in the "Casanowie".
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Lives at 11 Ogrodowa St. Flirts with German soldiers who live in the hotel opposite (previously Court buldings), meets them after curfew, receives gifts (information from June 1941).
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He resided at 35 Leszno St. He was seen on several occasions with Herlert Sachsenhaus (his son) at the robbery of Jewish flats and warehouses. Together with Sachsenhaus, he received concessions for a cinema and theatre in the ghetto. Probably a Gestapo agent (information from January 1941).
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Resident at 27 Dzielna St., accountant, the Group 13 clerk (information from July 1941).
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Resident at Leszno 74. Expeditor. The Group 13 Inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 18 Nowolipki St., a confectioner. The Group 13 inspector (information from July 1941).
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1. Sub-divisional officer of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July 1941).
2. Son of a well-known industrialist from Będzin, Gestapo officer, the Germans searched for him on the night of 17/18 April 1942, but he managed to hide.
(Not sure if 1 and 2 are the same person - there is no name next to no. 2).
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Waitress at 16 Sienna St. Her Husband - Adler - was a Gestapo agent (information from November 1941).
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Jewish policeman. During an argument with the regional officer of the Second District of the Jewish Ghetto Police - Albin Fleischman - he hit him in the face. Fleischman let the Germans know. Praszkier was sent to Auschwitz and died there, probably in 1941. (Information probably from September 1941).
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She lived on Biała 2 m 7 and worked in a post office depot. In her name a cafe was opened at the corner of Biała and Elektoralna (information from May 1941).
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Resident at Leszno 47. Textile technician. The Group 13 Collector (information from July 1941).
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Born in 1901. Resident Nowolipki 24 m 46. Holder of a Sicherheitspolizei (Security Police) card. Gestapo agent (information from February and August 1941).
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Advocate. Sub-divisional officer of 2nd District of the Jewish Ghetto Police. Resident at Grzybowska 29 (information from July 1941).
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Resident at Nowolipki 38, clerk, the Group 13 inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 53 Elektoralna St. Wood technician. Section Officer of II District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July 1941).
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1. Advocate. The Jewish Ghetto Police Commissioner (information April and July 1941).
2. Sub-divisional officer in the Personnel Department of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information July 1941).
1 and 2 are probably the same person. The names Józef and Leon were listed next to No. 2.
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Resident at Leszno 31. Tradesman,The Group 13 inspector (information from July 1941, it is not known whether J. Gajcherman and J. Gojcherman are the same person, probably yes, as they lived at the same address).
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Resident at Leszno 31. Employed briefly at the Sicherheitsdienst des Reichsführers SS (Security Service). Dismissed because he was doing nothing (information from August 1941). Officer (policeman) of the Group 13, close associate of Szternfeld.
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Sub-divisional officer in the Service and Training Referat of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from May and July 1941). Second lieutenant in reserve. Son of a well-known banker and industrialist in the ghetto. Reserve officer, recently enrolled in the Jewish Ghetto Police. He is assigned in March 1941 to assist Lejkin in carrying out the action of delivering people to the labour camps. In 1940, after the expansion of the office and taking a training, he became part of it.
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Resident at 52 Niska St. He had a Transferstelle (Transfer Office) pass and a Sicherheitsdienst des Reichsführers SS employee (Security Service) card. He may have worked there only professionaly (information from August 1941).
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Industrialist from Bielsko. Group officer in the Organizational and Administrative Department of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July 1941). Austrian army officer from the First War. Translates orders from Jewish Police into German before taking them to the Gestapo. He manages to get citizenship shortly before being resettled. In 1942 he is sent to Vittel with his family.
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Resident of Pawia 30, prosecutor, secretary of the Group 13 district office (information from July 1941).
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She was a clerk in the office of 13, living at 12 Nowolipki street (information from July 1941).
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She lived at 6 Pawia Street, as a bookkeeper and personnel clerk in the Group 13 (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 23 Nowolipki St., trader. The Group 13 clerk (information from July 1941). Associate of Gancwajch in the Office of the Jewish Special Plenipotentiary of the KZZN - director of the general office.
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Resident at Nalewki 10. Serves in the Sicherheitspolizei (Security Police) (information from December 1941).
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Resided at 18 Nowolipie St. Furrier, the Group 13 inspector (information July 1941). Shot dead at the Britania Hotel in Warsaw on the night of 17/18 April 1942.
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Group leader, instructor in the Military Training Division for Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July 1941).
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Lawyer. District Officer in the Main Commissariat of the Jewish Ghetto Police and (probably same person) in the Department of Order and Discipline of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July 1941). From 1940 a clerk in the Secretariat of the Jewish Ghetto Police. Later he was at the head of the Department of the Order and Discipline. Prosecutor in the Warsaw District Court with extensive connections in sanation circles. He is appointed by Szeryński as deputy head of the secretariat . He later becomes head of the Secretariat's Disciplinary Section. Accused of bribery, he was acquitted by the disciplinary tribunal, but he left the Jewish Ghetto Police. He was a member of the committee for admitting officers to the Jewish Police, and held a senior post in the Police. At the beginning of 1941, he headed a conspiracy of Police officers against Szeryński. The result of this action was a memorandum to be submitted to Adam Czerniakow.
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She lived at 21a Nowolipie Street, a typist in the office of the Group 13 (information from July 1941).
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Resident at Krochmalna 55, the Jewish Ghetto Police Section Officer of the II District (information from July 1941). Electrical engineer.
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Resident at 39 Pawia Street, clerk. The Group 13 Senior Inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at Nowolipie 58, associate of Sicherheitspolizei (Security Police) (information from December 1941).
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Resident at 27 Nowolipki St. The Group 13 Section officer (information from July 1941).
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Resident at Nowolipie 48. Voyageur, the Group 13 senior inspector (information as at July 1941).
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Resident at 49a Nowolipie St. Biuralist. Officer of the Investigation Department in the Group 13 (information from July 1941).
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On 20 July (1941?) she was in "Casanowie" with, among others, the informant Jerzy Jawerbaum.
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She lived at 32 Elektoralna Street, a biuralist, worked in the Jewish Rescue Service (which, as a part of collaborating Group 13, was used mostly for smuggling goods) (information from June 1941).
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Resident at 25 Ogrodowa St., bank proxy. Head of a department in the Group 13 (information from July 1941).
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She lived at 84/42 Żelazna St. Together with Dawid Szternfeld they founded Production and Trade House (information from January 1941).
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She lives at 11 Ogrodowa Street, opposite the Courts (now a military hotel). She flirts with German soldiers, meets them after curfew, and receives gifts (information from June 1941).
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She lives at 10 Ceglana Street, and works in the Jewish Rescue Service, which is an affiliate of the Group 13 (information from June 1941).
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Born in 1904. She founded a factory together with Dawid Szternfeld. She lived at 8a m 1 Ogrodowa Street (information from January 1941).
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She lived at 42 Leszno St. in Warsaw. She was in contact with Germans, she was walking without the jewish armband (information from September 1941). She cooperated with Gestapo. She might have had some connection with the concession for the Eldorado theatre; one of her sons took part in the underground movement; later it turned out that she was not a collaborator of the Gestapo, but she had other connections with the authorities - the military commander of Warsaw was her acquaintance from the times of the First World War - a great friendship - thanks to him she got various licenses; she got a license for a Jewish Theatre - TNA. In February or at the beginning of March 42 the Secretariat of the Jewish Council sent the Health Department a copy of a letter sent to Regina saying "by order of the authorities, you are strictly forbidden to visit the Departments of the Jewish Council or its agencies, such as the Supply Department, etc. At the same time, you are forbidden to personally address the members of the District Board and the officials of the Council". She established a dance school in the "Melody Palace"; she received cabaret concessions; she maintained close contacts with the Germans; on 15 February 1942 Czerniakow forbids her to enter the offices and takes away her concessions; on 3 June 1942 he "decides to order her to be arrested"; on 6 June 1942 - she ran away, pretending to have a temperature of 39.6°. As a Co-owner of "Melody Palace", she was in close contact with the Germans; she was a mistress of a German officer, allegedly she had a son with him; she had concessions for theatres, a bakery, she was a macher in the institutions of the Commune; her meanness and nerve knew no bounds; she was a blackmailer, an embezzler, a combiner. She died on 29 May 1942.
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Voyageur. Resident at 44 Dzika St. The Group 13 senior inspector (information from July 1941).
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Sub-divisional officer of the 4th District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information from July 1941).
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District Officer of the Jewish Ghetto Police, Deputy of the Commander of the Jewish Ghetto Police (June 1941 - July 1941). Before the war he was a trainee lawyer. Author of memoirs.
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Clerk. Resident t 7 Śliska St. Section Officer of the 2nd District of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information dated July 1941).
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Resident at 14 Ciepła St. (formerly 9 Hoża St.). Holder of an Jewish Ghetto Police card (information from July 1941).
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Resident at Krochmalna 42. Biuralist, the Group 13 inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 4 Sierakowska St, The Group 13 inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at Muranowska 1, Waver. The Group 13 inspector (information from July 1941).
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Resident at 53m3 Ogrodowa St. Doctor. Works in the Group 13 (information from May 1941).
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A Gestapo agent. In the ghetto she carried out intelligence against independence organizations, she lived outside the ghetto (information from June 1941).
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Resident at Leszno 77. Section officer at Falenty area. Holder of a Sicherheitspolizei (Security Police) card (information from December 1941).
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Resident at 5 Orla St., clerk, the Group 13 Senior Inspector (information from July 1941).
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Clerk. Regional Officer of the Jewish Ghetto Police (information of May 1941).
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Maiden name Bigielman. She lived at 11 Ogrodowa St. Together with her brother's wife Estera Gitla Bigielman they lived opposite the Municipal Courts, where there was a military hotel. They flirted with German soldiers and met with them after curfew. They received various gifts. Her brother had a profitable bakery (information from June 1941).
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Resident at 49 Gęsia St. Commissary administrator of Jewish houses in the ghetto (information from November 1941).
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She lived at 22 Świętojerska Street, a biuralist. Stenotypist in the Group 13 (information from July 1941).
