Żak Czesława

“My parents, uncle Czesław, my younger sister and I rescured fourteen people.

Zakrzewska Aniela

Aniela and Franciszek Zakrzewski were a poor couple from Pińsk. They raised five children. Due to the fact that Franciszek, a l...

Zakrzewska Estka

“How could I - she asks - just leave the woman and the child whose husband and father had gone to war to fight for us?”

Zakrzewski Franciszek

Aniela and Franciszek Zakrzewski were a poor couple from Pińsk. They raised five children. Due to the fact that Franciszek, a l...

Zakrzewski Gabryś

“How could I - she asks - just leave the woman and the child whose husband and father had gone to war to fight for us?”

Zakrzewski Karol

“How could I - she asks - just leave the woman and the child whose husband and father had gone to war to fight for us?”

Zakrzewski Mieczysław

Aniela and Franciszek Zakrzewski were a poor couple from Pińsk. They raised five children. Due to the fact that Franciszek, a l...

Zakrzewski Stanisław

Aniela and Franciszek Zakrzewski were a poor couple from Pińsk. They raised five children. Due to the fact that Franciszek, a l...

Zaks Renia

One had to have incredible luck to escape from a train running from a forced labour camp in Huta Kara to the death camp in Rave...

Żak Stanisław

“My parents, uncle Czesław, my younger sister and I rescured fourteen people.

Żak Szmul (Szymek)

During World War II, Stanisław and Katarzyna Gwizdak lived in Łańcut, where Stanisław ran a bakery. They had 7 children, out of...

Żak (Sztajnert) Walentyna (Ala)

Walentyna Żak (later known as Ala Sztajnert) was born to a peasant family in 1915 in the village of Żabno in south-eastern Pola...