Jętkiewicz Janina

“We were living on Twarda Street in Warsaw. My parents, my brother, and I. The apartment had it all: the underground resistance...

Jiruska Maria Antonina

Before the war, Maria Jiruska lived at ul. Kowelska 4 in Warsaw. Elementary school no. 136 was located there and Maria was its ...

Jiruska Wanda

Before the war, Maria Jiruska lived at ul. Kowelska 4 in Warsaw. Elementary school no. 136 was located there and Maria was its ...

Joachims Sophia (Zosia)

Bronisława and Wojciech Dziedzic, and their three children, lived in Brzostek, a dozen or so kilometres from Jasła.

Jonas Andrzej

During World War II Wanda Kwiatkowska lived with her parents, Bolesława and Aleksander, and her younger sister Leokadia (Lotka).

Jonas Benon

During World War II Wanda Kwiatkowska lived with her parents, Bolesława and Aleksander, and her younger sister Leokadia (Lotka).

Jonas Stanisław

During World War II Wanda Kwiatkowska lived with her parents, Bolesława and Aleksander, and her younger sister Leokadia (Lotka).

Jopek Michalina

In the summer of 1942, Skalbmierz near Kielce was announced “a city free of Jews.” The twenty-year-old Rachela Just fled to Kra...

Josef Fogiel

The Adamczuk family lived in a tiny settlement called Kolonia Ostrów, located east of Krasnystaw and south of Chełm. Their hist...

Josef (?) Helena

In 1942 Jan and Maria Wróbel were brutally murdered, together with the three-member Jewish family whom they were hiding.

Josef Szpul

The Adamczuk family lived in a tiny settlement called Kolonia Ostrów, located east of Krasnystaw and south of Chełm. Their hist...

Joselzon Leon

When War broke out, Leon Joselzon was living at 17 Zamenhofa Street. This tenement, at the corner of Zamenhofa and Gęsia.