Zegarlińska Rozalia

For several years during the inter-war period, Rozalia Zegarlińska worked as a housekeeper in Cracow for the Stramers, a Jewish...

„Żegota” Rada Pomocy Żydom

"Żegota" is the codename for the Council to Aid Jews, the only European state organisation to help Jews during WWII.

Zeimer Harry

The Strutyński family lived in Drohobycz. During the inter-War period, it was the most prosperous inter-War city in Galicia, af...

Zejlig

Tadeusz Stankiewicz was nine-years-old when the War broke out. His father was a forester.

Zeldin Dawid

Already as a schoolboy and avid scout, the future literary critic and essayist Ryszard Matuszewski had many Jewish friends. Amo...

Zeligson NN

Bernard Konrad Świerczyński (called Kondek) lived in Warsaw with his parents. He was brought up in a family with left-wing view.

Zelinger Samuel

In June 1941 the Biesaga family lodged Dora Nassan and her little child at their house in Smardzowice (20 km form Krakow). Dora...

Zelkowitz Ewa

Before World War II, the Szymański family lived in Warsaw in the district of Żoliborz. Władysław Szymański was an officer in th...

Zelwerowicz Aleksander

Aleksander Zelwerowicz, an outstanding actor and theatre director, and his daughter Helena, provided help for Jews.

Żero Edward

Janina and Józef Żero married in June 1942 and settled in Józef’s family’s small manor house in Smarklice in the former Provinc...

Żero Franciszka

Janina and Józef Żero married in June 1942 and settled in Józef’s family’s small manor house in Smarklice in the former Provinc...

Żero Janina

Janina and Józef Żero married in June 1942 and settled in Józef’s family’s small manor house in Smarklice in the former Provinc...