„Chronicles of Terror”. Base of testimonies of the Witold Pilecki Institute of Solidarity and Valor

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Witness (date and place of birth)
- Szulc C. (14)
  
  Nowiński (7)
  
  Anonymous (6)
  
  Fejkiel Władysław; 01.01.1911, Krościenko (4)
  
  Lorentz Stanisław; 28.04.1899, Radom (4)
  
  Chlebowski Jan; 24.06.1907, Przemyśl (podkarpackie voivodeship) (3)
  
  Dziopek Jan; 27.10.1889, Borek Stary (3)
  
  Filipowska (Freund) Ilza; 14.01.1902, Wrocław (3)
  
  Grabczyński Jan; 21.05.1908, Tarnów (dolnośląskie voivodeship) (3)
  
  Głowa Stanisław; 15.09.1898, Igołomia (3)
  
  Kieta Mieczysław; 30.12.1920, Kraków (3)
  
  Kościuszko Janina; 17.05.1897, Chrzanów? (3)
  
  Kucharski Teofil; 06.02.1889, Jaszczew (3)
  
  Kula Michał; 07.09.1912, Trzebinia (3)
  
  Kuryłowicz Adam; 21.12.1890, Kłyżów (podkarpackie voivodeship) (3)
  
  Kłodziński Stanisław; 04.05.1918, Kraków (3)
  
  Myłyk Feliks; 03.02.1913, Chorzów (3)
  
  Olszówka Erwin; 24.09.1916, Chorzów (3)
  
  Rajewski Ludwik; 16.12.1900, Łódź (3)
  
  Reyman Jan; 21.10.1902, Kraków (3)
  
  Siedlecki Karol (3)
  
  Smoleń Kazimierz; 15.11.1917, Łysa Góra (Brześć county) (3)
  
  Smoleń Kazimierz; 15.11.1917, Łysa Góra (Brześć district) (3)
  
  Taul Roman; 28.02.1917, Bytom (3)
  
  Bartosiewicz Henryk; 1909? (2)
  
  Bartoszko Kazimierz; 09.10.1898 (2)
  
  Biejat Edmund; 1891? (2)
  
  Blinstrub Aniela; 1892? (2)
  
  Bloch Claude; 29.05.1910, Bourg-la-Reine (France) (2)
  
  Bogdanowicz Jan; 17.12.1894, Warsaw (2)
  
  Brudkowska Aglaida; 19.10.1914, Żytomierz (now in Ukraine) (2)
  
  Brudkowska Aglaida; 19.10.1914, Żytomierz (now: Ukraine) (2)
  
  Bryński Antoni; 18.01.1899, Radom (2)
  
  Bąk Antonina; 1902?, Puławy (lubelskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Drabek Jaroslav; 06.04.1901, Chrudim (Czech Republic) (2)
  
  Drozdowska-Rogowicz Wanda; 11.11.1906 (2)
  
  Fastman Ludwik; 31.07.1899, Drohobycz (now in Ukraine) (2)
  
  Filipak Olga (2)
  
  Giedroyć Kazimierz; 29.09.1908, Grodno (now in Belarus) (2)
  
  Gliński Bogdan; 08.12.1921, Sancygniów (2)
  
  Hołuj Tadeusz; 23.11.1916, Kraków (2)
  
  Kahl Tadeusz; 27.07.1908, Kraków (2)
  
  Kipa Emil Józef; 17.03.1886, Lwów (now in Ukraine) (2)
  
  Koczanowicz Stanisław; 05.05.1921, Tarnów (małopolskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Kraus Otto; 07.09.1909, Klášterní Skalice (Czech Republic) (2)
  
  Kulka Erich; 18.02.1911, Vsetín (Czech Republic) (2)
  
  Lasocka-Estreicher Teresa; 22.02.1905, Monasterzyska (now: Ukraine) (2)
  
  Lechowski Maksymilian; 1900? (2)
  
  Lewak Adam; 03.09.1891, Pieniaki (now in Ukraine) (2)
  
  Maliszewski Stefan; 23.05.1912, Warsaw (2)
  
  Materkowski Antoni; 14.06.1899, Koprzywnica (świętokrzyskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Maławska-Primas Hanna (2)
  
  Michałowicz Mieczysław Jan; 10.09.1876, Petersburg (Russia) (2)
  
  Misztal Konstanty; 28.01.1920, Warsaw (2)
  
  Morawski Zdzisław; 11.01.1927, Mała Wieś (Grójec county) (2)
  
  Nowak Jan; 23.09.1908, Kraków (2)
  
  Obrycki Narcyz; 04.09.1896, Warszawa (2)
  
  Okolski Konrad; 19.02.1884, Nowostawce (now in Ukraine) (2)
  
  Okolski Konrad; 19.02.1884, Nowostawce (now: Ukraine) (2)
  
  Olbrycht Jan; 06.05.1886, Zahutyń (2)
  
  Olszewicz Bolesław, 5.01.1893, Warsaw (2)
  
  Paudyn Tadeusz; 16.12.1899, Radom (2)
  
  Piątkowska Antonina; 24.12.1900, Warsaw (2)
  
  Rżewski Władysław, 07.01.1894 (2)
  
  Sendecki Sylwester; 1903? (2)
  
  Siwek Władysław; 01.04.1907, Niepołomnice (2)
  
  Siwek Władysław; 14.04.1907, Niepołomnice (2)
  
  Skotnicki Jerzy; 12.02.1902, Łódź (2)
  
  Sobierajska Irena (2)
  
  Sperber Karel; 1910, Tachov (Czech Republic) (2)
  
  Stapf Adam; 01.08.1907, Tarnów (2)
  
  Stuhr Oskar Tadeusz; 08.10.1891, Kraków (2)
  
  Szuszkiewicz Roman; 1907? (2)
  
  Szuszkiewicz Roman; 24.03.1907, Stryj (now: Ukraine) (2)
  
  Tomaszewski Zdzisław (2)
  
  Tondos Władysław; 06.10.1900, Kalina Mała (2)
  
  Warchałowski Edward; 04.10.1889, Piestrzec (2)
  
  Warszawer Zygmunt (2)
  
  Wolny Stefan; 30.10.1903, Kamieńskie (Ukraine) (2)
  
  Woycicki Alfred; 21.06.1906, Lwów (now in Ukraine) (2)
  
  Woycicki Alfred; 21.06.1906, Lwów (now: Ukraine) (2)
  
  Wrona Edward; 13.10.1913, Tuchów (2)
  
  Wąsowicz Tadeusz; 29.07.1906, Limanowa (2)
  
  Zacharski Adam; 09.04.1899, Kraków (2)
  
  Zapała Stanisław, 14.11.1902, Brynica (świętokrzyskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Zdanowicz Michał; 1899.12.11 (2)
  
  Zelent Stanisław; 1905, Brześć (now in Białoruś) (2)
  
  Adamski Alojzy, 1908.06.30 (1)
  
  Adamski Antoni, 1894? (1)
  
  Adamski Antoni; 1894? (1)
  
  Adler Rubin; 24.11.1909, Końskie (świętokrzyskie voivodeship) (1)
  
  Aftergut Bronisław; 1893? (1)
  
  Alchimowicz Kazimierz; 1906 (1)
  
  Aleksiejewicz Józef (1)
  
  Amanowicz Kazimierz; 1922? (1)
  
  Ambros Florian; 1913? (1)
  
  An anonymous letter to Polska Zbrojna [Armed Poland newspaper] (1)
  
  An anonymous letter to Polska Zbrojna [Armed Poland; newspaper] (1)
  
  Andruszkiewicz Józef; 1893? (1)
  
  Andrzejewski Teodor; 1904? (1)
  
  Kullanda Henryk (1)
Subject
- The Gulag Archipelago – Komi Republic (138)
  
  The epilogue to September 1939 – Polish soldiers in Soviet captivity (120)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau – the German factory of death (105)
  
  The Katyń Massacre – reclaimed memory (87)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau – the German death factory (80)
  
  Across the Baltic States – the fates of the internees (76)
  
  In the inhuman land – enslavement, starvation, disease (60)
  
  Politics of the master race – institutions, economy, culture (54)
  
  In exile – Central Asia (53)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau - extermination camp (40)
  
  Intelligentsia at gunpoint – terror against the Polish elite (39)
  
  A race against time – the road to Anders' Army (37)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Arkhangelsk Oblast (36)
  
  The Kielce region – the pacification of Polish rural areas (34)
  
  In exile – Arkhangelsk Oblast (33)
  
  The Kielce region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (30)
  
  Deadly medicine – Auschwitz-Birkenau (29)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Ural (27)
  
  Clandestine teaching in occupied Poland (26)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the Kielce region (25)
  
  In exile – Siberia (21)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Far East (21)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Mazovia (19)
  
  The Pomerania region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (19)
  
  The Radom region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (19)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Central Asia (18)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Siberia (18)
  
  In exile – Ural (17)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Warsaw (17)
  
  To freedom – escapes from Auschwitz-Birkenau (17)
  
  Resistance movement in Auschwitz (16)
  
  The first at Auschwitz – transport from Tarnów (16)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Nizhny Novgorod Oblast (14)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the Radom region (13)
  
  Selection – ramp at Auschwitz-Birkenau (13)
  
  The city condemned to death (12)
  
  Gdańsk – daily terror (11)
  
  In exile – Komi Republic (11)
  
  Majdanek – terror and extermination (11)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Plaszow (11)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Mazovian region (11)
  
  Wola '44 – genocide in Warsaw (11)
  
  Warsaw '44 – the pacification of Mokotów (10)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Lwów region (8)
  
  Sonderkommando at Auschwitz-Birkenau – witnesses to Annihilation (8)
  
  Soviet prisoners at Auschwitz-Birkenau (8)
  
  The Free City of Danzig – erasing Polishness (8)
  
  Warsaw '44 – pacification of Mokotów (8)
  
  In exile – Nizhny Novgorod Oblast (7)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Murmansk Oblast (7)
  
  A shattered childhood – the Lublin region (6)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Gross-Rosen (6)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Lesser Poland (6)
  
  Radom bathed in blood – the prison in the former convent buildings (6)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Povolzhye (Volga Region) (6)
  
  The persecuted church (6)
  
  The tragedy of the Radom Arms Factory (6)
  
  Warsaw '44 – the pacification of Śródmieście (6)
  
  Humiliation, hunger and death – the Radom Ghetto (5)
  
  In exile – Vologda Oblast (5)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Karelia (5)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Yaroslavl Oblast (5)
  
  The Lublin region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (5)
  
  The Polish Underground State and its bid to help Jews (5)
  
  The extermination of Jews under German occupation – the Stanisławów area (5)
  
  Warsaw Ghetto – hell in the center of the city (5)
  
  In exile – Mari El Republic (4)
  
  Pruszków – the town of the displaced (4)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Kirov Oblast (4)
  
  The Holocaust – the liquidation of the Częstochowa Ghetto (4)
  
  Warsaw '44 – pacification of Śródmieście (4)
  
  A shattered childhood – the fate of children in occupied Poland (3)
  
  Clandestine teaching classes – the Kielce region (3)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Warsaw (3)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Kujawy region (3)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Lublin region (3)
  
  In exile – Far East (3)
  
  In exile – Povolzhye (3)
  
  Mass extermination - KL Neuengamme (3)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Ravensbrück (3)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Sachsenhausen (3)
  
  Radom – daily terror (3)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Republic of Mordovia (3)
  
  The Holocaust – the liquidation of the Radom Ghetto (3)
  
  The Polish diplomacy and its bid to help Jews (3)
  
  The efforts of the Catholic Church to aid Jews (3)
  
  Warsaw '44 – pacification of the Old Town (3)
  
  Warsaw '44 – the pacification of the Old Town (3)
  
  Warsaw death ring – mass executions (3)
  
  A mass extermination – KL Flossenbürg (2)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Lesser Poland (2)
  
  Deported – the Altai Krai (2)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the fate of children in occupied Poland (2)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – the Kielce region (2)
  
  Kujawy region - the pacification of townships and rural areas (2)
  
  Ochota '44 – genocide in Warsaw (2)
  
  Ostrów Mazowiecka – daily terror (2)
  
  Ostrów region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (2)
  
  Pawiak, Szucha, Gęsiówka – Warsaw death blocks (2)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Kraków (2)
Event Date
- Start date: End date:
Location
- KL Auschwitz I (207)
  
  German extermination camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau (161)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau) (152)
  
  Totskoye (Russia, Orenburg Oblast) (145)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau, German extermination camp (136)
  
  KL Auschwitz I, Block 11 and Death Wall (135)
  
  Buzuluk (Russia, Orenburg Oblast) (134)
  
  Kozelsk (Russia, Kaluga Oblast), NKVD POW camp (Optina Pustyn) (120)
  
  Starobilsk (Ukraine), NKVD POW camp (104)
  
  KL Auschwitz-Birkenau (95)
  
  Warsaw (89)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), gas chambers and crematoriums II, III, IV, V (80)
  
  Lugovoy (Kazakhstan) (70)
  
  Lwów (now in Ukraine) (70)
  
  KL Auschwitz I, Block 10 (63)
  
  KL Sachsenhausen (Germany, Oranienburg) (62)
  
  Tashkent (Uzbekistan) (57)
  
  KL Auschwitz I, gas chamber and crematorium I (56)
  
  Kharkiv (Ukraine), prison no 1, Sverdlov Street 99 (Poltavsky Shlyakh Street 99) (56)
  
  Guzar (Uzbekistan) (53)
  
  KL Auschwitz I, roll call square (53)
  
  Kotlas (Russia, Arkhangelsk Oblast) (46)
  
  Sevpechlag (Russia, Komi Republic) (43)
  
  Shepetivka (Ukraine), transit camp (43)
  
  KL Gross-Rosen (41)
  
  KL Dachau (Germany) (39)
  
  KL Buchenwald (Germany) (38)
  
  KL Majdanek (38)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), "Little White House” (37)
  
  KL Auschwitz III (Monowitz) (37)
  
  Kraków (37)
  
  Ponoy (Russia, Murmansk Oblast), POW forced labor camp (35)
  
  Ukhta (Russia, Komi Republic) (35)
  
  Pavlishchev Bor (Russia, Smolensk Oblast), Yukhnovo R-43 camp (34)
  
  Arkhangelsk (Russia, Arkhangelsk Oblast) (33)
  
  Wyłkowyszki (Lithuania), internment camp (33)
  
  Vorkutlag (Russia, Komi Republic) (32)
  
  Kraków, Montelupich Prison, Montelupich Street 7 (31)
  
  Gryazovets (Russia, Vologda Oblast), NKVD POW camp no 150 (29)
  
  Talitsa (Russia, Ivanovskaya Oblast), NKVD camp for POWs (29)
  
  Warsaw, Ghetto (29)
  
  Lublin (28)
  
  Margilan (Uzbekistan) (28)
  
  Suzdal (Russia, Vladimir Oblast), NKVD special camp (Spaso- Evfimiev Monastery), Lenin Street 135k8 (28)
  
  Białystok, prison, Szosa Południowa (Kopernika Street 21) (26)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), Zigeunerfamilienlager (26)
  
  Radom, train station, Podjazdowa Street (Beliny-Prażmowskiego Street 2) (26)
  
  Tarnopol (now in Ukraine) (26)
  
  Wilejka (now in Belarus), prison, 1 Maja Street 50 (26)
  
  Ostashkov (Russia, Tver Oblast), NKVD camp for POWs (25)
  
  Równe (Ukraine) (25)
  
  Bydgoszcz (24)
  
  Tarnów (małopolskie voivodeship), penal institution, Konarskiego Street 2 (24)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), "Canada" (23)
  
  Stanisławów (Ivano-Frankivsk, now in Ukraine), NKVD prison, Ivan Franko Street 19 (23)
  
  Bochnia, train station (22)
  
  Farab (Kazakhstan) (22)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), Familienlager Theresienstadt (21)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), Ramp III (21)
  
  Kharkiv (Ukraine) (21)
  
  Kiev (Ukraine), Lukyanivska Prison, Dehtiarivska Street 13 (21)
  
  Samarkand (Uzbekistan) (21)
  
  Sevzheldorlag (Russia, Komi Republic) (21)
  
  Stanisławów (Ivano-Frankivsk, now in Ukraine) (21)
  
  Brześć (now in Belarus) (20)
  
  KL Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ramp I (20)
  
  KL Ravensbrück (Germany) (20)
  
  Lwów (now in Ukraine), Prison no 2, Zamarstynowska Street 7/9 (20)
  
  Murmansk (Russia, Murmansk Oblast) (20)
  
  Połąga (now in Lithuania), internee camp (20)
  
  Tarnopol (now in Ukraine), NKVD prison, Wałowa Street 6 (20)
  
  KL Mauthausen-Gusen (Austria) (19)
  
  KL Plaszow (19)
  
  Novosibirsk (Russia, Novosibirsk Oblast) (19)
  
  Pruszków, Dulag 121 (19)
  
  Radom (19)
  
  Siedlce (19)
  
  Volochysk (Ukraine), transit camp (19)
  
  Wyłkowyszki (now in Lithuania), internee camp (19)
  
  Arkhangelsk (Russia, Arkhangelsk Oblast), transit camp (18)
  
  KL Auschwitz-Birkenau, Bauhof (18)
  
  Kozhva (Russia, Komi Republic) (18)
  
  Kyiv (Ukraine) (18)
  
  Minsk (Belarus) (18)
  
  Moscow (Russia) (18)
  
  Radom, prison (Benedictine convent), Malczewskiego Street 1 (18)
  
  Vorkuta (Russia, Komi Republic) (18)
  
  Włodzimierz (Włodzimierz Wołyński, now in Ukraine) (18)
  
  Dubno (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (17)
  
  Ivdellag (Russia, Sverdlovsk Oblast) (17)
  
  Rajsko, Waffen-SS and Police Institute of Hygiene (subcamp of KL Auschwitz-Birkenau) (17)
  
  Łuck (now in Ukraine) (17)
  
  KL Flossenbürg (Germany) (16)
  
  Kryvyi Rih (Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (16)
  
  Nakhodka (Russia, Primorsky Krai) (16)
  
  North-Pechora Gulag camp (Russia, Komi Republic) (16)
  
  Odrowąż (Końskie district) (16)
  
  Przemyśl (16)
  
  Ukmergė (Lithuania), internee camp (16)
  
  Baranowicze (now in Belarus) (15)
Victims
- The Inteligentsia (1625)
  
  The Poles (1547)
  
  Civilians (1337)
  
  The Civilian Population (1243)
  
  Women (654)
  
  The Jews (652)
  
  Children (524)
  
  Prisoners of War (424)
  
  The sick (382)
  
  The Sick (366)
  
  Public servants/Civil servants (329)
  
  Russians/Soviets (319)
  
  Ukrainians (286)
  
  The Russians (278)
  
  Deportees (238)
  
  The elderly (217)
  
  Policemen (215)
  
  The Elderly (206)
  
  Belarusians (152)
  
  Families of "enemies of the people" (146)
  
  The Church (144)
  
  Internees (88)
  
  Germans (85)
  
  Military settlers/Civilian settlers (82)
  
  Czechs (67)
  
  Hungarians (64)
  
  Foresters/Forestry workers (62)
  
  Members of Polish pre-war organizations (61)
  
  Landowners (59)
  
  Border Guard (56)
  
  The French (50)
  
  The Roma and Sinti (48)
  
  Lithuanians (47)
  
  Slovaks (47)
  
  Border Protection Corps (39)
  
  The Communists (37)
  
  The Dutch (34)
  
  The Disabled (30)
  
  Belgians (28)
  
  Greeks (28)
  
  Veterans of the Polish-Soviet War of 1920 (25)
  
  Latvians (18)
  
  Estonians (16)
  
  Italians (12)
  
  Romanians (10)
  
  Americans (8)
  
  Norwegians (8)
  
  Prison Guard (8)
  
  The British (7)
  
  Finns (4)
  
  the Chinese (3)
  
  Georgians (2)
  
  Scouts (2)
  
  Serbs (1)
Perpetrators
- SS (376)
  
  People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs (Narodnyi Komissariat Vnutrennikh Del, NKVD) (228)
  
  The Secret Police of Nazi Germany (Geheime Staatspolizei, the Gestapo) (182)
  
  Collaboration (163)
  
  Denunciation (122)
  
  Red Army (114)
  
  Soviet Militia (79)
  
  NKVD Chief Directorate of Railways (NKVD train guards) (74)
  
  Military Police (59)
  
  The Volksdeutsche/The Volksliste (57)
  
  The "Kalmyks"/ The "Cossacs"/ The "Russians"/ The "Ukrainians" (50)
  
  The Wehrmacht, the Unified Armed Forces of Nazi Germany (41)
  
  Lithuanians (38)
  
  Soviet Border Guard (36)
  
  Security Service (Sicherheitsdienst, SD) (31)
  
  German Air Force (Luftwaffe) (25)
  
  The State Protection Police (Schutzpolizei, Schupo) (22)
  
  The National Socialist German Workers' Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, NSDAP) (16)
  
  Criminal Police (Kriminalpolizei, Kripo) (12)
  
  The Russian Liberation Army (the Vlasov Army) (11)
  
  The Ukrainian Auxiliary Police (Ukrainische Hilfspolizei) (11)
  
  Latvians (10)
  
  Military Tribunal of the NKVD (10)
  
  Special Services (Sonderdienst) (8)
  
  Order Police (Ordnungspolizei, Orpo) (7)
  
  Waffen-SS (7)
  
  Blackmailers, the so called szmalcowniks (6)
  
  Einsatzgruppen (4)
  
  SS-Totenkopfverbände (4)
  
  Collaborators (3)
  
  Lebensborn (Fount of Life) (3)
  
  Postal Protection (3)
  
  The Factory Protection Police (Werkschutzpolizei) (3)
  
  The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (3)
  
  Railroad Police (Bahnschutzpolizei) (2)
  
  The Russian National Liberation Army (RONA) (2)
  
  Assault Units (Sturmabteilung, SA) (1)
  
  Security Office (1)
  
  Technical Support (Technische Nothilfe) (1)
  
  The Belarusian Auxiliary Police (Weiβruthenische Hilfspolizei, Schutzmannschaften) (1)
  
  The Navy of Nazi Germany (Kriegsmarine) (1)
  
  Werwolf (1)
Crimes
- Forced labor (1015)
  
  Arrest (936)
  
  Biological extermination (905)
  
  Beating (688)
  
  Brutal interrogation/Tortures (682)
  
  Execution (561)
  
  Death by shooting (495)
  
  Deportation/Exile (472)
  
  Robbery (364)
  
  Deportation (298)
  
  Judicial crime (263)
  
  Cattle wagons (242)
  
  Punishment cell (236)
  
  Gas chambers (191)
  
  Cremation of corpses (175)
  
  Cremation (173)
  
  Destruction and robbery of cultural heritage/Destruction of property (124)
  
  Hanging (124)
  
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  obliterating the traces (56)
  
  Union for Armed Struggle – Home Army (ZWZ-AK) (54)
  
  Government of the Republic of Poland in exile (48)
  
  Second deportation (43)
  
  Sonderaktion "Ungarn" (43)
  
  Sonderaktion „Ungarn“ (43)
  
  Pacification of rural areas (37)
  
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  Women's Auxiliary Service (WAS) (32)
  
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  Jewish Police Service (Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst) (15)
  
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  The Government Delegation for Poland's Council to Aid Jews "Żegota" (7)
  
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  General Plan East (Generalplan Ost) (4)
  
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  the Government Delegation for Poland's Council to Aid Jews "Żegota" (4)
  
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  the People's Army (Armia Ludowa, AL) (3)
  
  Ochota Massacre (2)
  
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  Pabst Plan (Pabst-Plan) (2)
  
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  Aktion T4 (1)
  
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  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Radom (57)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Warsaw (52)
  
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  Main Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Poland (33)
  
  Main Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland (28)
  
  Collection of the Main Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Poland. Research and investigative files (7)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Kraków (5)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Lublin (5)
  
  Supreme National Tribunal in Kraków (5)
  
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  District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation – Institute of National Remembrance in Białystok (2)
  
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