Ester (lub Elster) Wanda

In the days of the Nazi occupation Helena and Stefan Burchacki lived at 62/21 Targowa Street in Warsaw. In October 1942, when t...

Ewunia

During the II World War, Sister Klara Jaroszyńska’s family offered their home as a shelter to a number of their Jewish friends.

Eyntov (Entenberg) Josef

Josef Eyntov was a Jew living in Przemyśl, who sympathized with the Zionist movement. In 1938, after graduating from a building...

Fabianowski Kazimierz

Zbigniew and Kazimiera Zieliński with their son Ryszard lived in Warsaw. From 1943, they provided help for the Berek family.

Faivich Samuel

When the War broke out, Teresa Grabowska was twelve years old. She lived in the village of Mąkolice in the Łódzkie Province.

Fajer Nuchym

When the ghetto was set up in Stanisławów, Janina Ciszewska, Ryszard’s mother, hid 11 people in their house.

Fajerowa

When the ghetto was set up in Stanisławów, Janina Ciszewska, Ryszard’s mother, hid 11 people in their house.

Fajersztajn

Fajersztajn Melich

Mikołaj Charłamow came from Chełm. Due to the War, he found himself in Łuck, in the former Tarnopolski Province which, in 1939,...

Fajgenbaum Chana

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

Fajnsztajn Masza

Since 1940, Stanisława Butkiewicz worked for Jakub and Chana Fajnsztajn (Fainsztein) as a babysitter for their one-year-old dau...

Faktor Batia

During the War, Beata Bronisława Hryniewicz, was the Mother Superior of the House of the Heart of Jesus in Skórzec, not far fro...