Zofia Jamajka
Zofia Jamajka was born in 1925 in Warsaw to a prominent Hasidic family. She is portrayed as a heroine of the Jewish underground, e.g. by Arno Lustiger(1924 - 2012) - German historian and writer, coming from Polish Jews from Będzin, concentration camp prisoner. He was one of the most famous witnesses and historians of the Holocaust in Germany, a well-known activist of Jewish organizations in Germany, and the author of highly regarded publications on the participation of Jews in the resistance movement during the Spanish Civil War and World War II., but despite her dramatic fate, she went down in the annals of history as a bandit of Israel Ajzenman.
During the murder of the local intelligentsia and soldiers of the Polish underground in Drzewica, part of Ajzenman's gang "Lions" attacked the presbytery. The group was led by a woman - Zofia Jamajka. Jamaica's subordinates did not find a local priest - Fr. Józef Pawlik, and only this saved him from death.
Arno Lustiger whitens Jamaica's resume:
She was the heroine of the Polish-Jewish resistance movement.
There are no historical sources that would confirm that Zofia Jamaica was seen as the heroine of any resistance movement.
She was the youngest person (18) to receive the Order of Virtuti Militari.
The youngest person is 13-year-old Antoś Petrykiewicz - Lviv defender
received the Order of Virtuti Militari, a high Polish award for bravery
In the book with the list of the decorated with the Order of Virtuti Militari in the times of the Polish People's Republic, there are even war criminals, but Zofia Jamaica was not mentioned among those awarded.
joined Levi's partisans.
she joined the partisan units of "Lions" - Israel Ajzenman's gang. This unit was nowhere recognized as "Levi", and the mere change of name to "Levi" seems to distance it from being co-responsible for the actions of "Lions".
In January 1943, her group captured the town of Gowarczów for a few hours.
It was there, 20 km away, on that night of January 22-23, 1943, the "Lions" gang murdered 11 people in Drzewica, which is not mentioned.