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

Main Page Search phrase: [Event Date = 1945.01.01 - 1945.01.31]

Witness (date and place of birth)
- Anonymous (54)
  
  Szulc C. (21)
  
  Polak Wacław (8)
  
  Kostka Stanisław (7)
  
  Fejkiel Władysław; 01.01.1911, Krościenko (6)
  
  Szelest Kazimierz; 25.03.1917, Kraków (6)
  
  Bazylewska Ludwika (5)
  
  Nowiński (5)
  
  Piątkowska Antonina; 24.12.1900, Warsaw (5)
  
  Olszówka Erwin; 24.09.1916, Chorzów (4)
  
  Rott Wiesław; 14.06.1914, Lublin (4)
  
  Russanowska B. (4)
  
  Sendler Irena; 15.02.1910, Warszawa (4)
  
  Bas Ludwik; 18.12.1912, Kraków (3)
  
  Blinstrub Aniela; 1892? (3)
  
  Dziopek Jan; 27.10.1889, Borek Stary (3)
  
  Hołuj Tadeusz; 23.11.1916, Kraków (3)
  
  Kukla Zbigniew; 11.08.1910, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska (3)
  
  Kula Michał; 07.09.1912, Trzebinia (3)
  
  Lorentz Stanisław; 28.04.1899, Radom (3)
  
  Madej Józef (3)
  
  Maławska-Primas Hanna (3)
  
  Nelken Halina; 22.09.1925, Kraków (3)
  
  Porębski Henryk; 01.07.1911, Solka (Romania) (3)
  
  Reyman Jan; 21.10.1902, Kraków (3)
  
  Sadalska Jadwiga (3)
  
  Smoleń Kazimierz; 15.11.1917, Łysa Góra (Brześć county) (3)
  
  Smoleń Kazimierz; 15.11.1917, Łysa Góra (Brześć district) (3)
  
  Sobierajska Irena (3)
  
  Szewczak Helena; 28.02.1915, Marki (Wołomin county) (3)
  
  Wiatr Mieczysław; 02.04.1917, Stary Sącz (3)
  
  Woycicki Alfred; 21.06.1906, Lwów (now in Ukraine) (3)
  
  Żelazowska Janina Czesława; 26.10.1908 (3)
  
  Ast Jadwiga; 24.01.1923, Żarnowiec (śląskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Barabasz Alfred; 16.06.1913, Karwina (Czech Republic) (2)
  
  Bida Władysław; 1886? (2)
  
  Bloch Claude; 29.05.1910, Bourg-la-Reine (France) (2)
  
  Brewda Alina; 14.06.1905, Warsaw (2)
  
  Bryński Antoni; 18.01.1899, Radom (2)
  
  Brzoskowski Jan (2)
  
  Buraczyńska (Zeiske) Wojciecha; 22.04.1920, Warsaw (2)
  
  Bąk Michał; 1903? (2)
  
  Chlebowski Jan; 24.06.1907, Przemyśl (podkarpackie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Chwistek Barbara (2)
  
  Ciepliński Brunon (2)
  
  Ciopińska Anna (2)
  
  Czardybon Bernard; 18.06.1901, Chorzów (2)
  
  Dankowska Jolanta (2)
  
  Drabek Jaroslav; 06.04.1901, Chrudim (Czech Republic) (2)
  
  Dubas Irena; 19.10.1914, Nowy Sącz (2)
  
  Dubicki Bogusław; 1910? (2)
  
  Dubiel Stanisław; 13.11.1910, Chorzów (śląskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Duda Konrad; 02.02.1914, Wartogłowiec (Tychy) (2)
  
  Dzido (Hassa) Jadwiga; 26.02.1918, Suchowola (Radzyń county) (2)
  
  Dzik Adam; 1910? (2)
  
  Dąbkowska Wiktoria, 1878? (2)
  
  Estreicher Karol; 1905? (2)
  
  Filipak Olga (2)
  
  Giedroyć Kazimierz; 29.09.1908, Grodno (now in Belarus) (2)
  
  Gil Piotr; 1897? (2)
  
  Grabowski Kazimierz; 03.04.1909, Płock (2)
  
  Groszyk Władysław; 1891? (2)
  
  Głombiowska Jadwiga; 21.01.1915, Warszawa (2)
  
  Habrajski Józef; 08.03.1915, Radzionków (2)
  
  Hegier (Rafalska) Helena; 07.09.1916, Chișinău (Moldova) (2)
  
  Janiszewska Barbara (2)
  
  Jankowska Weronika; 1912? (2)
  
  Janssens Jean; 30.03.1904 Ougrée (Belgium) (2)
  
  Jasińska Zofia (2)
  
  Juszczyński Antoni Michał; 01.06.1884, Warsaw (2)
  
  Kahl Tadeusz; 27.07.1908, Kraków (2)
  
  Kalita Zofia (2)
  
  Kamińska Apolonia (2)
  
  Karcz Jan; 27.08.1915, Skalbmierz (2)
  
  Karczewska-Bełczowska Barbara; 1930; Warsaw (2)
  
  Konferowicz Wacław; 13.05.1912, Ostrów Mazowiecka (2)
  
  Kowalczyk Józef (2)
  
  Koziar Jan (2)
  
  Koźmiński Jerzy; 31.08.1924 (2)
  
  Krokowski Franciszek; 15.04.1915, Stara Wisła (2)
  
  Kruszel Maria; 14.01.1929, Bruksela (Belgium) (2)
  
  Kruszel Maria; 14.01.1929, Brussels (Belgium) (2)
  
  Kruszyna Stanisław (2)
  
  Krzymiński Aleksander (2)
  
  Kuchta Jan (2)
  
  Kuczewska Maria (2)
  
  Kulicki Władysław (2)
  
  Kulka Erich; 18.02.1911, Vsetín (Czech Republic) (2)
  
  Kuryłowicz Adam; 21.12.1890, Kłyżów (podkarpackie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Kuśmierczuk Maria; 20.01.1920, Zamość (2)
  
  Kwiecień Andrzej (2)
  
  Kłodziński Stanisław; 04.05.1918, Kraków (2)
  
  Lasocka-Estreicher Teresa; 22.02.1905, Monasterzyska (now: Ukraine) (2)
  
  Lasok Aniela; 1922? (2)
  
  Lermer Anna; 10.01.1913, Kraków (2)
  
  Lewicki W. (2)
  
  Listkiewicz Ludwik; 1889? (2)
  
  Maciejowski Adolf; 09.02.1910, Chorzów (śląskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Mandelbaum Henryk; 15.12.1922, Olkusz (2)
  
  Marchwicka Stanisława; 23.10.1899, Oświęcim (2)
Subject
- Disrupted childhood – the Kielce region (261)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau – the German factory of death (195)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau – the German death factory (143)
  
  A shattered childhood – the fate of children in occupied Poland (124)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the Radom region (120)
  
  A shattered childhood – the Lublin region (114)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the fate of children in occupied Poland (101)
  
  The Kielce region – the pacification of Polish rural areas (97)
  
  The Kielce region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (90)
  
  Clandestine teaching in occupied Poland (84)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau - extermination camp (76)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Mazovian region (66)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Ravensbrück (58)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – Pomerania (53)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Warsaw (52)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Mazovia (47)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Lesser Poland (46)
  
  Politics of the master race – institutions, economy, culture (46)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – the Ostrów region (38)
  
  The Pomerania region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (38)
  
  Ostrów region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (36)
  
  Deadly medicine – Auschwitz-Birkenau (33)
  
  The Radom region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (31)
  
  Firlej near Radom – the training ground of death (28)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – the Kielce region (26)
  
  Resistance movement in Auschwitz (20)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Lublin region (19)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Lwów region (19)
  
  The city condemned to death (19)
  
  The first at Auschwitz – transport from Tarnów (19)
  
  Intelligentsia at gunpoint – terror against the Polish elite (18)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Lublin region (18)
  
  Radom – daily terror (18)
  
  To freedom – escapes from Auschwitz-Birkenau (18)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich (16)
  
  The Polish Underground State and its bid to help Jews (15)
  
  Warsaw '44 – the pacification of Mokotów (15)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Warsaw (14)
  
  Kielce - everyday terror (14)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Gross-Rosen (14)
  
  Ostrów Mazowiecka – daily terror (14)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Kraków (14)
  
  Soldier's House, Fort VII, Żabikowo – the trail of death in Greater Poland (14)
  
  Sonderkommando at Auschwitz-Birkenau – witnesses to Annihilation (14)
  
  The Katyń Massacre – reclaimed memory (14)
  
  The efforts of the Catholic Church to aid Jews (14)
  
  Poles who saved Jews in the Kielce region (13)
  
  Selection – ramp at Auschwitz-Birkenau (13)
  
  The Lublin region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (13)
  
  Gdańsk – daily terror (12)
  
  Lebensborn – the Germanization of Polish children (12)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Upper Silesia (12)
  
  Street executions in Warsaw (11)
  
  Warsaw death ring – mass executions (11)
  
  Mass extermination - KL Neuengamme (10)
  
  Mazovia – the pacification of townships and rural areas (10)
  
  Pawiak, Szucha, Gęsiówka – Warsaw death blocks (10)
  
  Warsaw '44 – pacification of Mokotów (10)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Lesser Poland (9)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Plaszow (9)
  
  The Polish Righteous Among the Nations (9)
  
  Wola '44 – genocide in Warsaw (9)
  
  Dispersed terror – the KL Auschwitz branch in Gliwice (8)
  
  Disrupted childhood – Volhynia (8)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Częstochowa region (8)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Podlasie region (8)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Łódź region (7)
  
  Radom bathed in blood – the prison in the former convent buildings (7)
  
  The persecuted church (7)
  
  Warsaw '44 – the pacification of Śródmieście (7)
  
  Warsaw '44 – the pacification of Żoliborz (7)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Ostrów region (6)
  
  Terror in the "incorporated lands" – the Łódź region (6)
  
  Warsaw '44 – the pacification of the Old Town (6)
  
  Browar, Czerwoniak – the Ostrów death blocks (5)
  
  Clandestine teaching classes – Volhynia (5)
  
  Clandestine teaching classes – the Kielce region (5)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Kujawy region (5)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Wilno region (5)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – the Radom region (5)
  
  Lebensraum – the Germanization of the Zamość region (5)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Sachsenhausen (5)
  
  Ochota '44 – genocide in Warsaw (5)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Volhynia (5)
  
  Poles who saved Jews (5)
  
  Soviet prisoners at Auschwitz-Birkenau (5)
  
  Taken Captive (5)
  
  Warsaw '44 – pacification of Śródmieście (5)
  
  Warsaw '44 – pacification of Żoliborz (5)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Rzeszów (4)
  
  Dispersed terror – the KL Ravensbrück branch in KL Malchow (4)
  
  Disrupted childhood – Warsaw (4)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – Lesser Poland (4)
  
  In the inhuman land – enslavement, starvation, disease (4)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Greater Poland (4)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Nowogród region (4)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Tarnopol region (4)
  
  Stadion Leśny, Słowik, Herby – execution sites in Kielce (4)
  
  The epilogue to September 1939 – Polish soldiers in Soviet captivity (4)
  
  Their lives forfeit – the underground movement in the Świętokrzyskie region (4)
Event Date
- Start date: End date:
Location
- KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau) (267)
  
  KL Auschwitz I (261)
  
  KL Auschwitz-Birkenau (251)
  
  German extermination camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau (238)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau, German extermination camp (190)
  
  Warsaw (176)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), gas chambers and crematoriums II, III, IV, V (134)
  
  KL Auschwitz I, Block 11 and Death Wall (124)
  
  KL Ravensbrück (Germany) (123)
  
  KL Gross-Rosen (96)
  
  KL Sachsenhausen (Germany, Oranienburg) (86)
  
  Kielce (81)
  
  Radom, train station, Podjazdowa Street (Beliny-Prażmowskiego Street 2) (70)
  
  Siedlce (70)
  
  KL Auschwitz I, Block 10 (61)
  
  KL Dachau (Germany) (59)
  
  KL Auschwitz I, gas chamber and crematorium I (56)
  
  KL Buchenwald (Germany) (49)
  
  Warsaw, Ghetto (46)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), "Little White House” (45)
  
  KL Majdanek (44)
  
  Kraków (43)
  
  Kraków, Montelupich Prison, Montelupich Street 7 (43)
  
  KL Auschwitz I, roll call square (42)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), Zigeunerfamilienlager (40)
  
  KL Stutthof (40)
  
  Lublin (40)
  
  Odrowąż (Końskie district) (39)
  
  Sosnowiec (śląskie voivodeship), industrial labor camp (subcamp of KL Auschwitz-Birkenau) (38)
  
  Pruszków, Dulag 121 (37)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), "Canada" (36)
  
  KL Auschwitz III (Monowitz) (36)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), Ramp III (33)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), Sauna (33)
  
  Radom (32)
  
  Ostrów Mazowiecka (31)
  
  Radom, prison (Benedictine convent), Malczewskiego Street 1 (31)
  
  Tarnów (małopolskie voivodeship), penal institution, Konarskiego Street 2 (30)
  
  KL Plaszow (29)
  
  Starachowice (29)
  
  Firlej (Radom), municipal cemetery, Ofiar Firleja Street 45 (28)
  
  Bydgoszcz (27)
  
  Radom, Gestapo headquarters, Kościuszki Street 6 (27)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), Familienlager Theresienstadt (26)
  
  KL Mauthausen-Gusen (Austria) (26)
  
  Lwów (now in Ukraine) (26)
  
  Berlin (Germany) (24)
  
  KL Bergen-Belsen (Germany) (22)
  
  KL Theresienstadt (Czech Republic) (22)
  
  Radzymin (22)
  
  Łódź (22)
  
  KL Kaiserwald (Latvia) (21)
  
  Radom, Gestapo Headquarters, Kościuszki Street 6 (21)
  
  Skarżysko-Kamienna (21)
  
  KL Flossenbürg (Germany) (20)
  
  KL Malchow (KL Ravensbrück subcamp, Germany) (20)
  
  KL Neuengamme (Germany) (20)
  
  Zamość, resettlement camp, Okrzei Street (20)
  
  Bochnia, train station (19)
  
  Kościerzyna (18)
  
  Lublin, Lublin Castle, Zamkowa Street 9 (18)
  
  Treblinka, German extermination camp (18)
  
  Częstochowa (17)
  
  German extermination camp of Treblinka (17)
  
  Poznań (17)
  
  Warsaw, Gestapo detention center, aleja Szucha 25 (17)
  
  Zwoleń (mazowieckie voivodeship) (17)
  
  Hrubieszów (16)
  
  KL Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ramp I (16)
  
  Kraków, ghetto (16)
  
  Suchedniów (16)
  
  Tarnów (małopolskie voivodeship) (16)
  
  Wzdół Rządowy (16)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau), "Little Red House” (15)
  
  Lublin, Gestapo detention center, Uniwersytecka Street 1 (15)
  
  Łuków (lubelskie voivodeship) (15)
  
  Busko-Zdrój (14)
  
  Dąbrowa (Kielce) (14)
  
  Gdańsk (14)
  
  Iłża (14)
  
  KL Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ramp II (14)
  
  Katowice (14)
  
  Mechelen (Belgium), transit camp (14)
  
  Michniów (14)
  
  Opatów, Słowackiego Street 1 (14)
  
  Wrocław (14)
  
  Radzyń Podlaski (13)
  
  Rajsko, Waffen-SS and Police Institute of Hygiene (subcamp of KL Auschwitz-Birkenau) (13)
  
  Warsaw, Ghetto, Nowolipki Street 29 (13)
  
  Iłowo-Osada (subcamp of KL Soldau transit camp), Szkolna Street (Leśna Street) (12)
  
  KL Auschwitz-Birkenau, Bauhof (12)
  
  Niewachlów (Kielce) (12)
  
  Opatów, Cememtery, Cmentarna Street (12)
  
  Chełm (11)
  
  Kielce, St. Adalbert's Church, Św. Wojciecha Square 9 (11)
  
  Kielce, the Prison on Castle Hill, Zamkowa Street 3 (11)
  
  Masłów Pierwszy (11)
  
  Raisko (Rajsko), agricultural labor camp (subcamp of KL Auschwitz-Birkenau) (11)
  
  Rajsko, agricultural labor camp (subcamp of KL Auschwitz-Birkenau) (11)
  
  Biała Podlaska (10)
Victims
- Civilians (2344)
  
  The Poles (2209)
  
  The Civilian Population (2188)
  
  Children (1230)
  
  Women (961)
  
  The Jews (798)
  
  The Inteligentsia (354)
  
  The sick (260)
  
  The Sick (253)
  
  Russians/Soviets (183)
  
  Prisoners of War (171)
  
  The elderly (170)
  
  The Elderly (162)
  
  The Russians (162)
  
  The Church (88)
  
  The Roma and Sinti (77)
  
  The French (76)
  
  Hungarians (71)
  
  Germans (65)
  
  Czechs (64)
  
  Slovaks (56)
  
  Belgians (54)
  
  The Dutch (44)
  
  The Communists (37)
  
  Greeks (36)
  
  The Disabled (35)
  
  Deportees (19)
  
  Italians (18)
  
  Ukrainians (18)
  
  The British (16)
  
  Families of "enemies of the people" (13)
  
  Americans (11)
  
  Norwegians (11)
  
  Public servants/Civil servants (7)
  
  Lithuanians (6)
  
  Policemen (6)
  
  Foresters/Forestry workers (4)
  
  Latvians (3)
  
  Military settlers/Civilian settlers (3)
  
  Serbs (3)
  
  Belarusians (2)
  
  Members of Polish pre-war organizations (2)
  
  Romanians (2)
  
  Veterans of the Polish-Soviet War of 1920 (2)
  
  Border Guard (1)
  
  Bulgarians (1)
Perpetrators
- SS (607)
  
  The Secret Police of Nazi Germany (Geheime Staatspolizei, the Gestapo) (247)
  
  Military Police (142)
  
  Collaboration (129)
  
  The Volksdeutsche/The Volksliste (92)
  
  The "Kalmyks"/ The "Cossacs"/ The "Russians"/ The "Ukrainians" (68)
  
  The Wehrmacht, the Unified Armed Forces of Nazi Germany (62)
  
  Security Service (Sicherheitsdienst, SD) (47)
  
  German Air Force (Luftwaffe) (42)
  
  Criminal Police (Kriminalpolizei, Kripo) (29)
  
  The State Protection Police (Schutzpolizei, Schupo) (18)
  
  Red Army (16)
  
  The Ukrainian Auxiliary Police (Ukrainische Hilfspolizei) (16)
  
  Blackmailers, the so called szmalcowniks (15)
  
  The National Socialist German Workers' Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, NSDAP) (14)
  
  The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (14)
  
  The Russian Liberation Army (the Vlasov Army) (12)
  
  Denunciation (10)
  
  SS-Totenkopfverbände (10)
  
  Special Services (Sonderdienst) (9)
  
  NKVD Chief Directorate of Railways (NKVD train guards) (8)
  
  Security Office (7)
  
  Border Police (Grenzpolizei) (5)
  
  The Belarusian Auxiliary Police (Weiβruthenische Hilfspolizei, Schutzmannschaften) (5)
  
  Waffen-SS (5)
  
  Einsatzgruppen (3)
  
  Railroad Police (Bahnschutzpolizei) (3)
  
  Soviet Militia (3)
  
  The Factory Protection Police (Werkschutzpolizei) (3)
  
  Administrative Police (2)
  
  Latvians (2)
  
  People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs (Narodnyi Komissariat Vnutrennikh Del, NKVD) (2)
  
  Soviet Border Guard (2)
  
  Lithuanians (1)
  
  Military Tribunal of the NKVD (1)
  
  Postal Protection (1)
  
  Technical Support (Technische Nothilfe) (1)
  
  The Navy of Nazi Germany (Kriegsmarine) (1)
  
  Werwolf (1)
Crimes
- Execution (1113)
  
  Forced labor (920)
  
  Death by shooting (833)
  
  Deportation (809)
  
  Beating (753)
  
  Arrest (746)
  
  Brutal interrogation/Tortures (507)
  
  Biological extermination (490)
  
  Robbery (355)
  
  Mass graves (329)
  
  Cremation of corpses (326)
  
  Cremation (320)
  
  Destruction and robbery of cultural heritage/Destruction of property (294)
  
  Robbery and damage to cultural goods/Damage to property (289)
  
  Gas chambers (281)
  
  Round-up (274)
  
  Denationalization (271)
  
  Displacement (218)
  
  Economic exploitation (200)
  
  Expulsion (200)
  
  Hanging (198)
  
  Medical experiments (138)
  
  Air raids (129)
  
  Burning people alive (129)
  
  Administrative persecution (106)
  
  Racial policy (99)
  
  Death marches (87)
  
  "Dosing" (85)
  
  Cattle wagons (76)
  
  The liquidation of ghetto (63)
  
  Desacration of corpses (46)
  
  Judicial crime (45)
  
  Germanization (39)
  
  The hate campaigns/propaganda (37)
  
  Artillery fire (34)
  
  Artillery shelling (34)
  
  Armored weapons (22)
  
  Rape (21)
  
  Deportation/Exile (19)
  
  Disarmament (13)
  
  Intelligence operations of the Third Reich (13)
  
  Human shields (4)
  
  Sovietization (4)
  
  Collectivization (3)
  
  Punishment cell (3)
  
  Ukrainianization (3)
  
  Forced service in the Red Army (2)
  
  Roads of death (2)
Place
- Concentration camp (597)
  
  Extermination camp (299)
  
  Forced labor (276)
  
  Prison (239)
  
  Labor camp (177)
  
  Ghetto (163)
  
  Police headquarters/station (148)
  
  Transit camp (119)
  
  POW camp (Stalag, Oflag) (34)
  
  NKVD camp for POWs (13)
  
  Spetsposelok (special settlement) (11)
  
  Sewers (6)
  
  Forced labor camps for POWs (4)
  
  Mine (4)
  
  NKVD custody suite (3)
  
  (Soviet) forced-labor camp (1)
  
  Center for the Germanization of children (1)
  
  Robbery (1)
Content
- Underground Activity/Diversionism and Sabotage (515)
  
  Rescue of Jews (350)
  
  Extermination of Jews (296)
  
  Warsaw Uprising (200)
  
  Pacification of rural areas (176)
  
  Obliterating the traces (114)
  
  obliterating the traces (105)
  
  Union for Armed Struggle – Home Army (ZWZ-AK) (95)
  
  Health service (70)
  
  Civil resistance (60)
  
  Sonderaktion "Ungarn" (47)
  
  Sonderaktion „Ungarn“ (47)
  
  Blue police (Polnische Polizei im Generalgouvernement) (40)
  
  Polish Underground State (36)
  
  Aktion Zamość (34)
  
  Underground culture and education (27)
  
  Central Welfare Council (23)
  
  September Campaign/1939 Defensive War (23)
  
  Underground media (23)
  
  Intelligentsia Action (Intelligenzaktion) (18)
  
  The massacres of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia (17)
  
  Jewish Police Service (Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst) (16)
  
  AB Action (Außerordentliche Befriedungsaktion) (15)
  
  Farmers' Battalions (Bataliony Chłopskie) (14)
  
  The Government Delegation for Poland's Council to Aid Jews "Żegota" (13)
  
  Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (13)
  
  Wola Massacre (12)
  
  The People's Army (Armia Ludowa, AL) (11)
  
  Called by name (10)
  
  Collectivization of Polish agriculture (10)
  
  Judenrat (10)
  
  Underground courts (9)
  
  the Government Delegation for Poland's Council to Aid Jews "Żegota" (9)
  
  First deportation (8)
  
  Destruction of Warsaw (7)
  
  Clandestine courses (6)
  
  Free City of Danzig (5)
  
  Government of the Republic of Poland in exile (5)
  
  Operation "Tempest" (5)
  
  Pabst Plan (Pabst-Plan) (5)
  
  the People's Army (Armia Ludowa, AL) (5)
  
  the massacres of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia (4)
  
  Ochota Massacre (3)
  
  Sonderaktion Krakau (3)
  
  Epidemics (2)
  
  National Armed Forces (2)
  
  Polish culture in exile (2)
  
  Sikorski–Mayski Agreement (2)
  
  The Silent Unseen (2)
  
  Aid to Jews (1)
  
  Aktion T4 (1)
  
  Amnesty (1)
  
  Clandestine teaching classes (1)
  
  Field health service (1)
  
  Fourth deportation (1)
  
  Kidnapping (and Germanization) of Polish children (1)
  
  Third deportation (1)
Object type
- Testimony from court/criminal proceedings (1077)
  
  Brief (242)
  
  Testimony from court/criminal proceedings, given without an oath (122)
  
  Account (75)
  
  Statement (42)
  
  Testimony from court/criminal proceedings, given under oath (12)
  
  Scene investigation report (8)
  
  Photograph (6)
  
  Questionnaire (5)
  
  Book excerpt (4)
  
  Report (4)
  
  Official memo (2)
  
  Press clipping (2)
  
  Exhumation report (1)
Object Creation Date
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File creator ^?
- Ministry of Education in Warsaw (845)
  
  Supreme National Tribunal (508)
  
  Committee for the Commemoration of Poles who Saved Jews (327)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Radom (221)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Warsaw (154)
  
  Main Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Poland (119)
  
  Main Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland (44)
  
  District Court in Łomża (36)
  
  District Court in Radom (32)
  
  Collection of the Main Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Poland. Research and investigative files (21)
  
  Independent Historical Office of the Command of the Polish Armed Forces in the Soviet Union/Documentation Office of the Polish Army in the East (20)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Lublin (16)
  
  Main Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Poland 1949–1984 (15)
  
  Katyn Museum (14)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation – Institute of National Remembrance in Białystok (10)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Kraków (10)
  
  Inspectorate of Schools in Radom (9)
  
  District Court in Łomża 1945–1950 (8)
  
  Supreme National Tribunal in Kraków (8)
  
  Supreme Military Tribunal (7)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Gdańsk 1945–1949 (5)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Białystok (4)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Gdańsk (4)
  
  Provincial Office of Internal Affairs in Katowice (4)
  
  Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Special Criminal Court in Warsaw. Agency in Białystok (4)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes – Institute of National Remembrance in Białystok (3)
  
  Magistrates’ Court in Bydgoszcz (2)
  
  Office of the District Authorities in Ostrów Mazowiecka (2)
  
  Voivodeship Court in Łódź (2)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Warsaw (1)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes – Institute of National Remembrance in Kraków (1)
  
  District Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Warsaw (1)
Medium
- Text (2534)
  
  Image (317)
Testimony availability ^?
- Full content available online (1878)
  
  Full content available only at the Library of the Pilecki Institute (659)