Weiss Szewach

Whe the German Army entered the area which is today Ukraine in 1941 the Jews were forced in the ghettos.

Weis Wisia

“Life during the occupation was different from what’s shown in the cinemas– explains Roman. – A person became acquainted with d...

Weitzowie

The Niedzielas lived in Markuszowa near Strzyżów in the Podkarpacie region. The local forests served as hideouts for a number o...

Weizer (Wajcer) Mojżesz

Before the war, Mojżesz Wajcer’s family lived in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, where his father Izrael (1897-1942?) was a butcher. Izrae...

Weksler Artur

Waleria and Stanisław Mrożek lived in Częstochowa at 45 Matejki Street with their three children: Daniela, Elżbieta and Zenon. ...

Weksler Chana

The brothers Florian and Franciszek Węgłowski lived, with their families, in separate buildings on the same farm in the village...

Weksler Jankiel

The brothers Florian and Franciszek Węgłowski lived, with their families, in separate buildings on the same farm in the village...

Weksler Józef

The brothers Florian and Franciszek Węgłowski lived, with their families, in separate buildings on the same farm in the village...

Weksler NN

The brothers Florian and Franciszek Węgłowski lived, with their families, in separate buildings on the same farm in the village...

Weksler Rachela

The brothers Florian and Franciszek Węgłowski lived, with their families, in separate buildings on the same farm in the village...

Weksler-Waszkinel Romuald Jakub

“You’re Christian, you believe in Jesus Christ. He was Jewish. Please save my Jewish infant in the name of that Jew,” is what S...

Wencewicz Liliana

Before the war, the Krotenbergs, a Jewish family, had been living in Warsaw at ul. Karmelicka 17. Liliana, a daughter of Dora a...