Nassan Jakub

Szlomo Ehrenfreund was the first to come. He fled, naked, from the pit that the Nazis used as a mass grave for Jews who had wor...

Neiger Rozalia

The Wilkosz lived in the village of Grobla, near Kraków, where they ran a farm. In early 1941, they were contacted by a Jewish ...

Nesia

During WWII, Szymon Fołta, his wife Maria née Homa and children - Antoni, Władysław and Aleksandra - lived in Jankowice.

Neuding Anna

Jadwiga and Konstanty Apołłow, with their two daughters - Krysia (14 years old) and Irenka (6 years old) - lived in Warsaw at 6...

Neuman Adam

During the occupation, Władysław and Krystyna Dobrodziej were a young couple living in Warsaw.

Neuman Elie

“Płońsk did not have many Poles hiding Jews. There might have been twenty, might have been only two”. He does not know any of t...

Neuwelt

In 1942, Julian Szklarski brought Alicja Feder and her daughter Paulina out of the ghetto. He took them from their hometown of ...

Nichtberger Adolf

Maria Florek and her five siblings were raised in Lubartów. Her father was a policeman, her mother was a housewife. Having grad...

Nichtberger Franciszka

Maria Florek and her five siblings were raised in Lubartów. Her father was a policeman, her mother was a housewife. Having grad...

Nirenberg Estera

During the War, retired engineer Gustaw Diehl, with his wife Kazimiera and four children, lived the Treblinka extermination camp.

Nisenbaum Izaak

In 1942, the operation of liquidating the ghettos and mass transports to extermination camps began. That year, a baker known to...

Nisenbaum Nechemia

During the Nazi occupation in Lublin, the married couple of the Orłowskis rescued a Jewish boy named Nechemia Nisenbaum (born i...