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The Płaszów labor and later concentration camp were located in the Podgorze district near the city of Krakow

The Płaszów labor camp where Jewish workers were forced to work in the quarry (Yad Vashem archives)

Płaszów could easily compare with Auschwitz and Majdanek in their deadly beatings, punishments and killings. At its peak capacity the Płaszów camp contained 25,000 inmates at one time: men, women, and children. About 150,000 people were imprisoned in Płaszów, among them Jews, Hungarians, Poles and Gypsies, Czechs, Frenchmen and Belgians. They were subjected to inhumane treatment, hellish living conditions, diseases, starvation, grueling slave labor, frequent beatings, and torture, and many fell victim to brutal killings. More than 80,000 of the Płaszów inmates died before the end of World War II, most in the gas chambers of Auschwitz–Birkenau. With the approach of the Soviet armies, the inmates were transported to other camps. The concentration camp itself was being dismantled brick by brick. Even the mass graves were exhumed and burnt to ashes. The last transport left Płaszów on January 14, 1945. Several days later, the Soviet Army entered to an empty place called the Concentration Camp of Płaszów.

In March of 1944 I was taken from Pustków with a few other Jewish skilled workers and sent to the Płaszów concentration camp near Krakow. We were not permitted to take anything with us except for a towel. We arrived at Płaszów and were directed to the bathhouse by the Jewish police in the camp. We emerged from the shower and were told to wait at a nearby grass mall. Meanwhile a transport of Jews arrived from the Bochnia labor camp that was being liquidated. The group in effect closed the camp. They all had backpacks and suitcases stuffed with a variety of foods. They too had to go to the bathhouse and, of course, had to leave their luggage outside. While they were bathing, the Jewish police ordered us to take all the belongings and move them to a small side hut that served the Jewish police as a warehouse and a detention hall until the arrivals were assigned to their barracks. The Jewish police ordered us to clear the area and place everything in the warehouse and ordered us to enter the isolation area and to stay put. While lugging the luggage we soon smelled the odors of foods like salami emerging from the luggage. We soon located the foods and removed them from the luggage. We ate the food like salamis, breads and other goods that were removed. The Jewish police spotted our feast. The police ordered us out of the isolation room and made us run several times around the area. Several days later, we were assigned to barracks. The barrack consisted of three–tier bunk beds. The food was skimpy and I was hungry. Of course, there were roll calls and formations. Then I was ordered to report to the tool shed. I was given a wheelbarrow and my job consisted of transporting sand. I dug the sand in the area of the Jewish cemetery. Frequently, I found bones or skeletons while digging for sand that was then transported to the villa of Amon Goeth, camp commandant of Płaszów. The sand was spread all around his place. Luck had it that he was still asleep when we spread the sand. I then walked to the kitchen where I met a Nowy Sacz acquaintance named Lew who was a tailor that used to live next to our family in Sandz. He worked at the Madritsch factory that produced uniforms for the German army and the workers there received plenty of food. He gave me a loaf of bread, a heavenly gift in Płaszów at the time.

At the end of 1940, Julius Madritsch, a native of Austria, was able to open a sewing factory in Kraków that employed about 800 Jews and Poles with 300 sewing machines that made clothing for the German army. Madritsch gained a reputation as a good man who treated his Jewish workers well; he was “wonderful” to his Jews. Madritsch saved the lives of thousands of Jews and also sought to make their lives more bearable. He employed many workers with no professional experience or training. Together with his factory manager, Raimund Titsch, he provided humane and comfortable working conditions. Every worker was well fed and received at the end of the day a loaf of bread. Jews were allowed to make contact with Poles outside the factory. The factory kitchens fed more than a thousand Jewish workers with food. A good part of the food was bought on the black market since the food rations for forced workers were abysmally low. Of course, the workers did not get paid since the S.S. received all salaries. So there was an extensive machinery whereby Madritsch managed to deflect large sums of money and buy food and bread

Julius Madritsch, owner of the Madritsch factories

I ate the bread slowly and when it was finished, I was hungry again. I even raided the dump where the meat bones from the kitchen were tossed and grabbed a bone to suck on it. One day while collecting paper and loading it on a truck, I met an old friend named Samek Teitelbaum from Sandz who later became Samuel Bar Ilan in Israel. One morning, he awakened me and told me to follow him. I joined a small group of workers who boarded a German military truck that headed within the camp to a warehouse that contained all the goods that were left by the Jews when the ghetto of Płaszów was liquidated. Mostly women sorted the goods at the warehouse. We were told to take a few sacks of clothing for the Schindler camp.

Oskar Schindler

Entrance to the Schindler factory in Krakow

Schindler was a Czech of the Sudetenland. He worked for the German secret service and was a member of the Nazi Party in Germany. He was a good

man and helped save Jews like myself by providing us with jobs. The job gave me food and a certain amount of security. When I arrived at the Schindler camp I was assigned to a barrack. In the morning at the roll call I was assigned a job. The barracks consisted of long rows of double tiers where we slept. The food was good. Around the camp there were guard towers where the Ukrainian S.S. men observed the camp. The camp looked like any German concentration camp. The camp was actually called the Zablocie Camp in Krakow. In the camp there were Jewish policemen and policewomen, several group leaders and several kapos. Every day there were two roll calls: morning and evening. Schindler or rather his right hand man Itzhak Stern operated two factories in the camp; one produced all sorts of enamel pots and pans and the other plant produced all kinds of metal products, including hand grenades for the German army. The latter section had huge metal machines. German engineers worked together with Polish and Jewish workers. The Polish workers were regular salaried workers while the Jewish workers were forced workers. I was assigned to the metal factory but my real job was to transport the various finished ammunition parts from place to place in a wheelbarrow. When the press stamped the hollow hand grenade, it was filled with explosive material. I wheeled the filled hand grenades to a special furnace that sealed the grenades. When the grenades cooled down, I wheeled them to the enamel section where several female workers dunked the grenades into special tubs filled with chemicals. The girls sang Polish songs and the atmosphere was very pleasant. Among the girls was Lola Oppenheimer from Wieliczka near Sandz. The section chief was Lazar and the section was called Bounder. One day I was called to the office and tattooed with the letters KZ or concentration camp in German.

Next to the factory was the Zarna house that contained the bakery that provided the Schindler camp with bread. I had plenty of bread and also received very good soups that sometimes contained pieces of salami. I ate well at the Schindler camp. On occasion, I traded with Poles some of the clothing items that I took at the sorting place. The Poles brought chocolate, bacon, salami and other good foods for my clothing. Thus, I was able to enrich my food intake and accumulate more strength for the days to come. We also received money, medicines and food packages from an organization called J.S.S. that was financed by Swiss and American Jews.

A sketch of the Schindler camp in Krakow as drawn by Mordechai Lustig in March of 1944. Below are the descriptions of the numbers

No.	Detail
1	The entrance to the camp
2	Schindler's residence
3	Camp guards
4	Hand grenade factory
5	Laboratory
6	Enamel factory
7	New factory being built
8	Coating factory
10	Watch towers
11	Official residences
12	Women's barrack
13	Men's barrack
14	S.S. barrack, mostly Ukrainians
15	Camp offices
16	Warehouses
17	Roll Call place
18	Garbage and coal hips
19	Street adjuring entrance to the camp
20	Narrow gage railroad

Schindler treated us Jews like human beings. Prior to the war, he was a tractor salesman and, as such, the Germans sent him to Poland following the Sudetenland annexation to Germany. His official job was to sell tractors in Poland but his real job was to provide Germany with the military capabilities of the Polish army. He gave very good information and Poland was soon defeated. Schindler returned to Krakow and began to look for factories. The Germans gave him the enamel factory that produced pots and pans. Itzhak Stern helped Schindler to run the business. The factory was originally Jewish. Schindler was very shrewd. When he received the factory, he also began to produce hand grenades for the German army. The production of grenades gave him a perfect entrance to the German weapon industry. He also sold pots to the German army. A sizable part of his civilian production was sold on the black market that enabled him to buy the needed foodstuff for his workers. Schindler loved money, diamonds, alcohol, pretty women and cards. In Plaszow everybody knew that when one got a job at Schindler that meant a ticket to live.

At the Schindler factory I met former Sandzer Jews such as Nechemia Sheingot, Romek Gut Hollander, Motchie Bluzenstein, Baruch Hersh Unger, Benyamin Hausenshtock. On several occasions Schindler himself came to the kitchen to inspect the food and spoke with some of the workers. Schindler was a close friend of the sadist Amon Goeth who killed forced laborers at the slightest pretext. Schindler and Goeth drank and played cards together and were very cordial to each other. Thanks to this relationship Schindler managed to save Jewish lives.

The list was compiled in March 1944, according to Mordechai Lustig, who is on the list under the name of Markus Lustig but was later removed and sent to Mauthausen with another group of Schindler workers. The list was taken from Krakow to Budapest and then to Turkey. It finally reached Palestine and was printed in the Hebrew newspaper “Davar” on September 9, 1944. The item was printed without a byline but apparently was reliable enough to be printed in an important daily. The list was divided into three sections that represented Schindler's enterprise:

A – main labor camp B – women's camp C – radiator plant

Last Name	First Name	Birth Year	Gender	Section
ADLER	Yossef	1906	M	A
AFTERGUT	Berta	1916	F	B
AMFANG	Peretz	1923	M	C
AMSTER	Isaac	1896	M	A
AMSTER	Ziegfried	1921	M	A
AMSTERDAM	Hirsh	1921	M	A
AMT	Rachel	1920	F	B
ANDER	Markus	1923	M	A
ANDER	Lazar	1896	M	A
APPFEL	Friedrich	1917	M	A
APPFEL	Gisella	1921	F	B
ARBETSMAN	Bruno	1928	M	A
ARMER	Yaakow	1903	M	A
ASPITETZ	Joseph	1908	M	C
AUERBACH	Henryk	1911	M	A
AUERBACH	Salomon	1925	M	A
AUERBACH	Sara	1919	F	B
AWRACHMER	Yossef	1922	M	A
AWRACHMER	Jacob	1918	M	C
AWRAMTCHIK	Yehoshua	1917	M	A
BADER	Ceasar	1897	M	C
BADER	Chaim	1921	M	C
BAGLEITER	Stefan	1925	M	A
BALSAM	Salmon	1903	M	A
BAMKIR	Meir	1917	M	A
BAMKIR	Awraham	1895	M	A
BAMKIR	Awraham	1910	M	A
BANACH	Lola	1908	F	B
BAUMAN	Jacob	1897	M	C
BAYAR	Yossef	1920	M	A
BEIN	Zisa	1928	M	A
BEIN	Solomon	1927	M	A
BEK	Kuba	1922	M	A
BENECH	Salomon	1922	M	A
BENECH	Shmuel	1927	M	A
BENET	Edward	1919	M	C
BERG	Awraham	1904	M	A
BERGER	Isidor	1909	M	A
BERGER	Moshe	1919	M	A
BERGER	Alter	1924	M	C
BERGILSON	Mendel	1922	M	C
BERGMAN	?	1911	M	A
BERHANG	Elka	1915	F	B
BERINAUM	Chaim	1914	M	C
BERINAUM	Isaac	1921	M	C
BERNSTEIN	Dawid	1922	M	A
BERNSTEIN	Chana Malk	1919	F	B
BERNSTEIN	Golda	1921	F	B
BET	Hersh	1912	M	A
BEWOT	Eliezar	1895	M	C
BEYER	Yossef	1909	M	A
BIATEWAROWA	?	1929	M	A
BIGEIER	Rachel	1918	F	B
BINTCH	Awraham	1898	M	A
BIRENBAUM	?	1904	F	B
BIRMAN	Itzhak	1906	M	A
BITERMAN	Meir	1912	M	A
BLASSBERG	Maximilia	1875	M	A
BLAT	Asher	1923	M	A
BLAT	Michael	1907	M	A
BLINDERMAN	Rudolph	1912	M	C
BLITZKI	Awraham	1903	M	A
BLUFIDER	Yaacow	1909	M	A
BLUMBERG	Melech	1895	M	A
BLUMBERG	Shimon	1927	M	A
BLUMENSTOCK	Meir	1923	M	A
BLUMENSTOCK	Shimon	1910	M	A
BLUSENSTEIN	Henryk	1925	M	A
BOGIR	Ester Reisel	1902	F	B
BORENSTEIN	Ozer	1907	M	A
BORENSTEIN	Basha	1926	F	B
BRAHANG	Slo	1916	M	A
BRAND	Meir	1924	M	A
BRAND	Awraham	1900	M	A
BRAND	Maximilian	1921	M	A
BRANDMAYER	?	1924	M	C
BRANDSTATER	Asher	1925	M	C
BRATKIWICZ	Hersh	1910	M	A
BRATKIWICZ	Natan	1911	M	A
BRECHNER	Rudolph	1901	M	A
BRECHNER	Gali	1908	F	B
BRENER	Adolph	1892	M	A
BRENER	Moshe	1923	M	A
BRENER	Raphael	1914	M	A
BRENER	Eta	1910	F	B
BRENGER	Baruch	1906	M	A
BRENGER	Yossef	1922	M	A
BRUDER	Henryk	1909	M	A
BRUDER	Mrkus	1921	M	A
BRUDERMAN	Chaim	1911	M	A
BRULARD	Adolph	1896	M	A
BRUNHEIM	Yechazkel	1921	M	A
BRUNNENBER	Helina	1926	F	B
BUKIT	Alter Simon	1918	M	C
BUKSBAUM	Yakow	1921	M	A
BUKSBAUM	Elma	1917	F	B
BURSTEIN	Fishel	1910	M	A
BZESKA	Cila	1924	F	B
CHMILEWSKI	Modik	1908	M	A
CHMILEWSKI	Feivel	1914	M	A
CHMILEWSKI	Yakow	1904	M	A
CINDER	Maritz	1907	M	A
COHEN	Beryl	1914	M	A
COHEN	Yochin	1897	M	C
CZERWOMIGDA	Chaim	1916	M	A
CZERWONIGOD	Dawid	1918	M	A
DANTZIG	Hersh	1909	M	A
DANTZIG	Berta	1915	F	B
DANTZIG	Chaya	1885	F	B
DANTZIG	Sara	1907	F	B
DANTZIGER	Jerzik	1907	M	A
DAWID	Salomon	1895	M	A
DEMBINSKI	Markus	1925	M	C
DEMBITZER	Theodoer	1897	M	A
DEMBITZER	Sara	1896	F	B
DIAMANT	Shaya	1902	M	A
DIAMANT	Oscar	1905	M	A
DIAMANT	Hendel	1893	M	A
DJUBAS	Dawid	1910	M	A
DOMINIK	Shimon	1925	M	A
DORENSTEIN	Leo	1919	M	C
DORTHEIMER	Awigdor	1918	M	A
DREIER	Seril	1925	F	C
DREKSLER	Elizsz	1905	M	A
DRENGER	Dawid	1910	M	A
DRESSLER	Shimon	1927	M	A
DRESSNER	Major	1918	M	C
DRUBIASZ	Shhlomo	1922	M	A
DUGAN	Leopold	1921	M	A
DULAUER	Anna	1922	F	B
EINSHITZ	Fishel	1920	M	A
EISENBERG	Awraham	1905	M	A
EISENBERG	Itzik	1909	M	C
EISENFELD	Chaim	1908	M	A
EISENFELD	Lemel	1913	M	A
EISENFELD	Moshe	1910	M	A
EISENFELD	Reuven	1918	M	A
EISENMAN	Itzhak	1895	M	A
ENGLANDER	Awraham	1927	M	A
ENGLANDER	Henoch	1915	M	C
ENOCH	Mairitz	1891	M	A
EPSTEIN	Israel	1896	M	A
EPSTEIN	Awraham	1921	M	C
EPSTEIN	Shabsi	1905	M	C
EPSTEIN	Israel	1896	M	C
ERLICH	Manashe	1919	M	A
ESSIG	Michael	1913	M	A
ESSIG	Moshe	1917	M	A
FACHNER	Suzman	1897	M	C
FACHNER	Wolf	1928	M	C
FARBER	Arieh	1876	M	A
FARBER	Julian	1893	M	A
FARBER	Yossef	1925	M	A
FARBER	Hirsh	1910	M	A
FARBER	Oskar	1905	M	A
FARBER	Irena	1922	F	B
FARBER	Mieczyslaw	1925	M	C
FARTIG	Gustawa	1921	F	B
FAUST	Joseph	1896	M	C
FEIGENBAUM	Simha	1911	M	A
FEIGENBAUM	Melech	1923	M	C
FEIGENBLAT	Kalman	1905	M	C
FELDMAN	Lola	1922	F	B
FELDMAN	Roza	1922	F	B
FELDSTEIN	Wolf	1923	M	A
FELDSTEIN	Joseph	1894	M	C
FELLER	Rina	1920	F	B
FELLER	Sara	1918	F	B
FELLER	Lisa	1912	F	C
FENNER	Chaim	1924	M	A
FEUEREISEN	Ludwig	1922	M	A
FEUERKRIZEN	Leonara	1924	F	B
FIDA	Eisisk	1921	M	A
FIDA	Salomon	1925	M	A
FILER	Salmon	1914	M	C
FILER	Melech	1925	M	C
FILER	Samuel	1921	M	C
FILLER	Hezkel	1926	M	A
FINGERLET	Itzik	1903	M	C
FINKELHAUSE	Monik	1923	M	A
FINKELHOLTZ	Eliyahu	1923	M	A
FIOLDICZ	Alter	1900	M	C
FIOLDICZ	Aaron	1926	M	C
FISHEL	Issachar	1914	M	A
FISHEL	Mendel	1923	M	A
FISHGROUND	Leopold	1901	M	A
FISHGRUND	Eliyahu	1907	M	A
FLEISHER	Natan	1915	M	A
FLICK	Markus	1900	M	A
FLINDER	Fela	1909	F	B
FLORENTZ	Ben Tzion	1914	M	A
FLRK	Norbert	1906	M	C
FORRER	Chaim Jjaco	1921	M	C
FORRESTER	Dawid	1914	M	C
FRANKEL	Moses	1911	M	C
FRANKEL	Eliasz	1905	M	C
FRANS	Israel	1915	M	C
FRANTZOIZ	Fishel	1923	M	C
FRAUDLICH	Hizik	1923	M	C
FRAUMAN	Joseph	1912	M	C
FREI	Moshe	1925	M	A
FREI	Wolf	1889	M	A
FREI	Cecilia	1921	F	B
FREUND	Yakow	1921	M	A
FREUNDER	Mordechai	1916	M	A
FRIDNER	Yoachim	1924	M	C
FRIED	Adolph	1899	M	A
FRIEDMAN	Bernard	1925	M	A
FRIEDMAN	Ignac	1917	M	A
FRIEDMAN	Leon Shmu	1909	M	A
FRIEDMAN	Shmuel	1899	M	A
FRIEDMAN	Libel	1897	M	A
FRIEDRICH	Awraham	1918	M	A
FRIEDRICH	Henoch	1893	M	A
FRIMAN	Leib	1906	M	A
FUCHS	Awraham	1926	M	A
FUCHS	Dawid	1924	M	A
FUHRER	Yakow	1922	M	A
GARDA	Adam	1913	M	A
GARDA	Mieczislaw	1921	M	A
GARDA	Itzhak	1897	M	A
GARDA	Mira	1898	F	B
GARFINKEL	Yakow	1909	M	A
GARTEL	Alexander	1920	M	A
GARTNER	Jonasz	1927	M	C
GASSNER	Yossef	1925	M	A
GELLER	Moti	1908	M	A
GELLER	Anna	1910	F	B
GEMINER	Ephraim	1898	M	C
GERBER	Leizer Chai	1904	M	A
GERDA		1918	F	B
GERSHENEWIT	Yossef	1902	M	A
GERSTENER	Leib	1912	M	A
GERSTENFELD	Reuven	1912	M	A
GESUNDHEIT	Leib	1919	M	C
GETZLER	Philip	1922	M	A
GETZLER	Ida	1913	F	B
GITMAN	Awraham	1896	M	C
GITMAN	Moses	1922	M	C
GITMAN	Natan	1925	M	C
GJIB	Salomon	1924	M	A
GLASS	Joseph	1890	M	C
GLAZER	Izhak	1918	M	A
GLITMAN	Osher	1905	M	C
GLITZENSTEIN	Avraham	1915	M	A
GOLDBERG	Herman	1895	M	A
GOLDBERG	Moshe	1924	M	A
GOLDBERG	Shmuel	1906	M	A
GOLDBERG	Joshua	1903	M	C
GOLDBERG	Kalman	1923	M	A
GOLDBLUM	Yehiel	1910	M	A
GOLDFINGER	Lazar	1921	M	A
GOLDFINGER	Bernard	1922	M	A
GOLDKORN	Chaim	1912	M	A
GOLDKORN	Mendel	1914	M	A
GOLDKORN	Moshe	1909	M	A
GOLDLUST	Maximalian	1923	M	A
GOLDSTEIN	Mauricy	1902	M	A
GOLDSTEIN	Bernard	1918	M	A
GOLDSTEIN	Ludwig	1926	M	A
GOLDSTEIN	Sami	1920	M	A
GOLDSTEIN	Shmuel	1898	M	A
GOLDWASSER	Michael	1911	M	A
GOTEL	Daniel	1916	M	A
GOTHERTZ	Henryk	1926	M	A
GOTHERTZ	Yossef	1921	M	A
GOTTLIEB	Maks	1924	M	A
GOTTLIEB	Naphtali	1927	M	C
GOWISH	Itzhak	1910	M	A
GRAUER	Wilhelm	1914	M	A
GRAUER	Yossef	1902	M	A
GREENBERG	Adolph	1912	M	A
GREINHAUT	Bernard	1927	M	A
GRENER	Idla	1893	F	B
GRENER	Pola	1921	F	B
GRINBAUM	Ben Tzion	1914	M	A
GRINBERG	Leonara	1919	F	B
GRINSHPAN	Henryk	1919	M	A
GRINSHPAN	Natan	1897	M	A
GRINSHPAN	Ziegfried	1906	M	A
GROS	Naphtali	1899	M	A
GROSSBART	Alexander	1911	M	A
GROSSBART	Yossef	1907	M	A
GROSSER	Moshe	1924	M	A
GROSSER	Benyamin	1893	M	A
GROSSFELD	Itzhak	1920	M	A
GRUBEL	Awraham	1900	M	A
GRUBEL	Naphtali	1910	M	A
GRUBEL	Lieibush	1923	M	A
GRUBNER	Yossef	1907	M	A
GRUNER	Gusta	1900	F	B
GRUNER	Hirsak Dawi	1905	M	C
GRUNER	Jacob	1928	M	C
GUT	Awraham	1924	M	A
GUTENBERG	Mendel	1913	M	C
GUTHERTZ	Augusta	1897	F	B
GUTMAN	Adolph	1919	M	A
HAAR	Isaak	1925	M	A
HABER	Israel	1900	M	A
HALBERSHTAM	Moses	1908	M	A
HALPERN	Edward	1925	M	A
HALPERN	Chaskel	1922	M	A
HARTMAN	Ferdinand	1917	M	A
HARTMAN	Salomon	1920	M	A
HEBESTOCK	Machmia	1898	F	C
HECHT	Zygmunt	1926	M	A
HEFTER	Ceasar	1926	M	C
HEILINGER	Julius	1922	M	A
HELFSTEIN	Joel	1907	M	C
HELLER	Salmon	1899	M	C
HENECH	Yakowherm	1920	M	A
HERBST	Yossef	1928	M	A
HERMAN	Bernard	1924	M	A
HERRENDORF	Elisa	1911	F	C
HERSCHLAG	Shmul	1905	M	A
HERSCHLAG	Israel	1923	M	A
HERSHKOWITZ	Yakow Itzik	1912	M	A
HERSHLOWITZ	Motek	1909	M	A
HERTHEIMER	Helena	1922	F	B
HERTZOG	Gershon	1912	M	C
HILFSTEIN	Chaim	1886	M	A
HILMAN	Henryk	1926	M	A
HIRSH	Ypssek	1922	M	A
HIRSHFELD	Shmuel	1919	M	A
HIRSHFELD	Pola	1921	F	B
HIRSHPRUNG	Itzik	1909	M	C
HIRSHPRUNG	Mauritz	1924	M	C
HIRSHPRUNG	Adolph	1923	M	C
HIRSHPRUNG	Awraham	1911	M	C
HIRSHPRUNG	Natan	1906	M	C
HITLINGER	Salomon	1912	M	A
HOFFMAN	Chaim Leib	1904	M	A
HOFFMAN	Yossef	1920	M	A
HOFSTATETR	Yossef	1909	M	A
HOLLANDER	Emanuel	1915	M	A
HONIG	Meir	1902	M	A
HONIG	Shmuel	1901	M	A
HONIG	Chana Malk	1902	F	B
HOROWITZ	Dawid	1906	M	A
HOROWITZ	Shachne	1888	M	A
HOROWITZ	Anshel	1925	M	A
HOROWITZ	Itzik	1911	M	A
HOROWITZ	Wolf	1898	M	A
HOROWITZ	Moses	1904	M	A
HOROWITZ	Nina	1911	F	B
HOROWITZ	Roma	1912	F	B
HOROWITZ	Lara	1888	F	B
HOSTOCK	Benyamin	1922	M	C
HOTZIG	Awraham	1920	M	A
HUGMAN	Shlomo	1912	M	A
HUPER	Marian	1925	M	A
IMERGLICK	Chana Malk	1902	F	B
INTIN	Joseph	1916	M	C
INTIN	Zolek	1915	M	C
ISRAELI	Hela	1910	F	B
IZOWITZ	Sala	1911	F	B
JAKUBOWITZ	Irene	1923	F	B
JESSKILL	Awraham	1908	M	C
JODA	Awraham	1910	M	C
KAN	Sacha	1914	M	C
KANAREK	Eliasz	1906	M	A
KAPLANER	Chaim	1925	M	A
KASHIBO	Shmuel	1914	M	A
KASSLER	Mauritz	1902	M	A
KATOLIC	Cila	1914	F	B
KATZ	Yehiel	1926	M	A
KATZ	Awraham	1906	M	C
KATZ	Moniek	1906	M	C
KAUFMAN	Adolph	1911	M	A
KAUFMAN	Shimon	1922	M	A
KAUFMAN	Helina	1919	F	B
KENIGSBER	Anna	1890	F	B
KEREN	Shiya	1906	M	A
KEREN	Sala	1904	F	B
KEZZ	Mauritz	1904	M	C
KIBTATZ	Fredel	1921	F	B
KIHAN	Helena	1922	F	B
KIRSCHNER	Shmuel	1908	M	A
KIRSCHNER	Artur	1915	M	C
KLAGBRUN	?	1918	M	C
KLASSNER	Joseph	1928	M	C
KLEIN	Salomon	1918	M	A
KLEIN	Meir	1924	M	A
KLEIN	Hillel	1928	M	C
KLEINER	Chaim	1907	M	C
KLEINER	Natan	1924	M	C
KLEINZELLER	Mendel	1910	M	A
KLIMAN	Zygmunt	1913	M	A
KLINGER	Henryk	1904	M	A
KLINGER	Sara	1911	F	B
KLOTZ	Slomon	1912	M	A
KLUGGER	Salomon	1901	M	A
KNOBLER	Moshe	1922	M	A
KONA	Monik	1922	M	A
KOPITU	Moses	1898	M	A
KORBER	Leker Lif	1907	M	C
KORN	Rachel	1906	F	B
KORNMEHL	Salomon	1911	M	A
KORNWASSER	Yehaskel	1911	M	A
KRAUSS	Sjomon	1909	M	A
KRAUSS	Jako	1904	M	C
KREBS	Henryk	1926	M	A
KREITZBERG	Dagobert	1896	M	A
KRESHER	Shiya	1918	M	A
KRIEG	Samuel	1911	M	A
KRIGER	Herman	1894	M	A
KRITZSTEIN	Marcel	1924	M	A
KRONFELD	Nuta	1912	M	C
KRUMHOLTZ	Richard	1916	M	A
KRUMHOLTZ	Lena	1917	F	B
KRUTESBERG	Dagobert	1896	M	C
KSINETZKI	Yossef	1903	M	A
KUKEIR	Mordke	1919	M	C
KUKEIR	Naphtali	1903	M	C
KUPETZ	Samuel	1911	M	A
KUPETZ	Zelig	1901	M	A
KUPPER	Shulem	1904	M	A
KUPTZIG	Leib	1926	M	A
KUTCHER	Ludwig	1921	M	A
LAKS	Mauricy	1914	M	A
LANDESHAT	Kofel	1917	M	A
LANDMAN	Yaakow	1901	M	A
LANDSBERG	Yankel	1908	M	A
LANDSDORFER	Ferdinand	1924	M	A
LAOS	Yaakow	1916	M	A
LASLOW	Yaakow	1901	M	A
LAST	Hersh	1915	M	A
LEBERTOW	Yaakow	1906	M	A
LEDEL	Duba	1893	F	B
LEDERMAN	Shmuel	1895	M	A
LEFEL	Sabina	1913	F	B
LEHRFELD	Simon	1922	M	C
LEHRFELD	William	1925	M	C
LEHRMAN	Herman	1910	M	A
LEIZER	Gerda	1911	F	B
LEIZEROWICZ	Isaac	1925	M	C
LEMBERGER	Moses	1925	M	A
LEMOUS	Yaakow	1903	M	A
LEMPEL	Anita	1923	F	B
LEOPOLHOLTZ	Haskel	1912	M	C
LERNER	Anna	1913	F	B
LERNER	Mieczyslaw	1905	M	C
LEWINGER	Joachim	1896	M	A
LEWINSKI	Dawid	1916	M	A
LEWINSTEIN	Israel	1912	M	A
LEWINSTEIN	Solomon	1915	M	A
LEWINSTEIN	?	1911	F	B
LEWISON	Chana Malk	1918	F	B
LEWITT	Moses	1914	M	C
LEWITT	Mordke	1920	M	C
LEWITTES	Wilhelm	1923	M	A
LEWITTES	Lazar	1907	M	A
LEWKOWITZ	Ethel	1906	F	B
LIBAN	Jan	1926	M	A
LIBLER	Awraham	1916	M	A
LIBLICH	Israel	1924	M	A
LICHTENSOHN	Henryk	1921	M	C
LICHTENSTEIN	Gershon	1905	M	C
LIEBENGOLD	Etka	1910	F	B
LINKOWSKI	Mauricy	1905	M	A
LIPA	Yaakow	1918	M	A
LIPNITZKI	Itzik	1925	M	A
LISSON	Dawid	1927	M	A
LISSON	Leib	1921	M	A
LISSON	Moses	1893	M	A
LITMAN	Stefan	1914	M	A
LITMANIWITZ	Leib	1915	M	A
LITMONOWITZ	Salomon	1915	M	C
LIZORK	Mendel	1927	M	A
LOEW	Philip	1909	M	A
LOWENTZER	Ludwiga	1921	F	B
LUBLINKER	Isaac	1910	M	A
LUFTENGLASS	Berl	1895	M	A
LUKS	Leonard	1921	M	A
LUNKER	Tchas	1913	M	A
LUPER	Sol	1920	M	C
LUSTGARTEN	Karol	1897	M	C
LUSTGARTEN	Richard	1924	M	C
LUSTIK	Markus	1925	M	A
MAHLER	Awraham	1902	M	A
MALINSKI	Yossef	1920	M	A
MANA	Tauba	1892	F	B
MANDELBAUM	Major	1920	M	C
MANDELBAUM	Mendel	1924	M	C
MANN	Shaya	1914	M	A
MARGOLIS	Mechel	1914	M	A
MARKIEL	Salomon	1905	M	A
MARKOWITZ	Awraham	1905	M	A
MARKOWITZ	Feivel	1920	M	A
MARKOWITZ	Israel	1909	M	C
MARMOR	Yossef	1888	M	A
MEHR	Jako	1916	M	C
MEKLER	Moses	1920	M	A
MELTZ	Eliasz	1923	M	A
MELTZ	Markus	1916	M	A
MELTZER	Eisik	1895	M	A
MENDEL	Naftali	1925	M	A
MENDEL	Wolf	1904	M	A
MERDER	Wilhelm	1905	M	A
METILANSKI	Leib	1925	M	A
MILER	Eugenia	1926	F	B
MILLER	Lipman	1918	M	C
MILNER	Mordke	1926	M	A
MINDER	Sela	1914	F	B
MITLER	Itzik	1908	M	A
MITLES	Hugo	1910	M	A
MITLES	Kalman	1920	M	A
MITLIS	Sender	1908	M	A
MITLIS	Shmul	1924	M	A
MITLUS	Alter	1906	M	A
MITTLES	Israel	1897	M	C
MITZNER	Wilhelm	1911	M	A
MOHLER	Shaul	1926	M	C
MONDRER	Nuchim	1923	M	A
MONHEIT	Mieczyslaw	1916	M	A
MONHEIT	Henryk	1926	M	A
MOTLETCH	Itzik	1922	M	C
MUNDSHEI	Binem	1918	M	C
MUNDSTEIN	Arnolf	1915	M	A
MUNDSTEIN	Yossef	1900	M	A
MUNDSTEIN	Moses	1923	M	A
MUNHOIT	Mozes	1892	M	A
MUNT	Hersh	1910	M	A
NACHMAN	Shiya	1894	M	C
NADEL	Leib	1906	M	A
NADEL	Felicia	1917	F	B
NADEL	Leon	1889	M	C
NADLER	Oskar Leize	1914	M	A
NAFKER	Israel	1904	M	A
NAFKER	Yakow	1911	M	A
NAFTALOWITCH	Itzik	1924	M	A
NAGEL	Markus	1924	M	A
NASS	Roza	1906	F	B
NATANSON	Yunes	1913	M	A
NEIGER	Markus	1902	M	A
NEIGER	Solomon	1908	M	A
NEIGER	Lea	1906	F	B
NESSEL	Baruch	1925	M	A
NEUBERT	Chaim	1924	M	A
NEUBURG	Wictor	1924	M	A
NEUDET	Mauritz	1917	M	A
NEUFELD	Alter	1906	M	A
NEUMAN	Zygmunt	1898	M	A
NEUMAN	Mona	1914	F	B
NEUMARK	Israel	1922	M	A
NEZEL	Salmon	1924	M	C
NIMETZ	Yossek	1925	M	A
NIWELEWSKI	Reuwen	1917	M	C
NIWLEWSKI	Leon	1917	M	A
NOWOTNI	Mordke	1904	M	A
NUSSBAUM	Eisisk	1905	M	A
NUSSBAUM	Otto	1923	M	A
NUSSBAUM	Henoch	1909	M	A
NUSSBAUM	Harta	1921	F	B
OFFMAN	Wolfi	1900	M	A
OFMAN	Henrika	1920	F	B
OFMAN	Herta	1929	F	B
OLNIK	Yaakow	1921	M	A
OPPENHEIM	Henryk	1923	M	A
OSTREICHER	Yakow	1917	M	A
OTZ–––	Dawid	1909	M	A
PEARL	Salomon	1907	M	A
PEARLBERG	Naftali	1923	M	A
PEARLBERG	Samuel	1899	M	A
PEARLBERG	Dora	1907	F	B
PEARLMAN	Israel	1907	M	A
PEARLMAN	Naphtali	1891	M	C
PEARLMUTTER	Leon	1910	M	C
PEARLROT	Awraham	1925	M	A
PEARLROT	Nuchim	1893	M	A
PEARLROT	Awraham	1927	M	C
PELZMAN	Gusta	1912	F	B
PENIKEL	Leizer	1926	M	A
PINELESS	Maximilian	1921	M	C
PINKAS	Ester	1915	F	B
PINKASSOWITZKI	Zenkil	1912	M	C
POSNER	Israel	1904	M	A
PREISS	Emanuel	1924	M	A
PRESCHADECKI	Israel	1914	M	C
PRESSER	Bronislawa	1923	F	B
PRESSER	Fremia	1910	F	B
PRESSER	Roza	1919	F	B
PRESSLER	Bernard	1914	M	A
PRINA	Hermina	1900	F	B
PRINTZ	Eisisk	1893	M	A
PRINTZ	Yossef	1927	M	A
PROPKIR	Moses	1906	M	A
PSZEBORSKI	Kalman	1912	M	A
PSZECHATZKI	Alek	1920	M	A
PSZECHATZKI	Yakow	1925	M	A
PSZECHATZKI	Leibusz	1920	M	A
PULKA	Sculin	1898	M	C
RADZWILER	Adolph	1911	M	A
RAKOWSKI	Israel	1927	M	A
RAPPOPORT	Dawid	1917	M	A
RATH	Dora	1916	F	B
RATTAS	Chaim	1923	M	C
RATTAS	Paul	1920	M	C
RECHEN	Rihard	1921	M	A
RECHSBAUM	Stanislaw	1916	M	A
REDLICH	Wilhelm	1916	M	A
REICH	Awraham	1907	M	A
REICH	Emil	1894	M	A
REIF	Vicyor	1906	M	A
REWER	Pinka	1913	F	C
RIGER	Mendel	1927	M	C
RILES	Natan	1915	M	C
RINGELBLOOM	Arnold	1920	M	A
RITTER	Isidor	1911	M	C
RITTER	Simcha	1907	M	C
RIWA	Yeshayahu	1914	M	A
RIZMAN	Lola	1917	F	B
RIZMAN	Jacob	1915	M	C
RONZEK	Yaakow	1913	M	A
ROSEN	Moses	1917	M	A
ROSENBAUM	Eisik	1921	M	A
ROSENBAUM	Dawid	1926	M	C
ROSENBAUM	Hersh	1925	M	C
ROSENBERG	Meir	1906	M	A
ROSENBERG	Moshek	1925	M	A
ROSENBERG	Julius	1900	M	A
ROSENBERG	Motek	1911	M	A
ROSENBERG	Shlomo	1911	M	A
ROSENBERG	Shmuel	1913	M	A
ROSENBERG	Motek	1921	M	C
ROSENFELD	Natan	1925	M	A
ROSENFELD	Maurice	1924	M	C
ROSENHAHN	Samuel	1925	M	C
ROSENKRANTZ	Raphel	2906	M	A
ROSENKRANTZ	Raphael	1906	M	C
ROSENSTEIN	Henryk	1915	M	A
ROSENSTOCK	Benjamin	1928	M	A
ROSENTHAL	Chaim	1922	M	A
ROSENTZWEIG	Naphtali	1923	M	C
ROTHBERG	Erna	1915	F	B
ROTHBERG	Maurice	1908	M	C
ROTHEIM	Mozes	1906	M	A
ROTHENBERG	Aaron	1923	M	A
ROTHENBERG	Shmuel	1898	M	A
ROTHENBERG	Zygmunt	1923	M	A
ROTHER	Isaac	1923	M	A
ROTHER	Shaul	1919	M	A
ROTHER	Zygmunt	1920	M	A
ROZNER	Hirsh	1906	M	A
ROZNER	Helena	1909	F	B
RUBINSTEIN	Anshel	1918	M	A
RUBINSTEIN	Mauricy	1920	M	A
RUBINSTEIN	Shmuel	1914	M	A
RUDDER	Itzik	1900	M	A
SAFIER	Rita	1926	F	B
SAPHIR	Yehoshua	1885	M	A
SARNA	Jonka	1921	F	C
SCHANOWETTER	Dawid	1912	M	C
SCHARF	Dawid	1914	M	A
SCHARF	Tauba	1914	F	B
SCHEIN	Rita	1921	F	B
SCHEINHERTZ	Ester	1899	F	B
SCHEINHERTZ	Helena	1899	F	B
SCHEINHERTZ	Stefania	1906	F	B
SCHELLER	Awraham	1920	M	C
SCHENKER	Rebeca	1888	F	B
SCHICK	Irena	1921	F	B
SCHINTEL	Bela	1899	F	B
SCHINTEL	Regina	1917	F	B
SCHINTEL	Sara	1868	F	B
SCHISSER	Salmon	1912	M	C
SCHLAKCZIK	Israel	1921	M	C
SCHLUSSEL	Awraham	1914	M	C
SCHMALTZ	Aaron Yos	1897	M	C
SCHMIDT	Eliasz	1904	M	A
SCHMIDT	Naphtali	1902	M	A
SCHNIRER	Hela	1904	F	B
SCHNITZER	Dawid	1894	M	A
SCHNITZER	Dawid	1894	M	C
SCHNUFTBEK	Leon	1902	M	C
SCHNUR	Maurice	1907	M	C
SCHPIGEL	Chiel	1913	M	C
SCHTRENGST	Ester	1911	F	B
SCHTRENGST	Sara	1892	F	B
SCHUMACHER	Kalman	1912	M	C
SCHWARTZBAUM	Dawid	1912	M	C
SCHWARTZMAN	Bela	1909	F	B
SCHWARTZMAN	Solomia	1928	F	B
SCHWARTZMEHR	Lib	1921	M	C
SERBATKA	Feivel	1914	M	A
SEREBRANA	Giselle Stef	1918	F	B
SHADEL	Reuven	1888	M	A
SHAGRIN	Zacharias	1925	M	A
SHAK	Yerzi	1917	M	A
SHEIN	Chaim	1916	M	A
SHEINGUT	Nachmias	1921	M	A
SHEINHERTZ	Zygmunt	1914	M	A
SHEWSHOWSKI	Moshe	1924	M	A
SHIDLINGER	Markus	1918	M	A
SHIDLOWSKI	Yehiel	1919	M	A
SHIDLOWSKI	Meir	1922	M	A
SHIFF	Leizer	1925	M	A
SHIFF	Mitzsider	1924	M	A
SHIMEL	Aleksander	1927	M	C
SHINDEL	Samuel	1905	M	A
SHINOWITZ	Arian	1922	M	A
SHINRER	Solo	1927	M	C
SHLAGGER	Wilk	1916	M	A
SHLOMOWITZ	Chaim	1924	M	A
SHNITZKI	Yankil	1904	M	A
SHRAGER	Berish	1908	M	A
SHTAMLER	Yehazkel	1922	M	A
SHTAMLER	Chaim	1923	M	A
SHTAMLER	Shimon	1919	M	A
SHTAMLER	Zelig	1902	M	A
SHTERFELD	Yossef	1896	M	A
SHTERNBERG	Ephraim	1919	M	A
SHTERNER	Wolf	1919	M	A
SHTIL	Leon	1910	M	A
SHTIL	Norbert	1914	M	A
SHTRENGST	Awraham	1900	M	A
SHTRUZ	Wictor	1901	M	A
SHTRUZ	Wolf	1926	M	A
SHULKIND	Shmuel	1914	M	A
SKAMSKI	Jakob	1921	M	C
SMETANA	Ernest	1929	M	A
SOLANDER	Moses	1904	M	A
SOLANI	Leib	1921	M	A
SOLDINGER	Shmuel	1824	M	A
SPILER	Fritz	1922	M	A
SPINER	Chaim	1890	M	C
SPIRA	Yossef	1907	M	A
STAMPLER	Jakob	1912	M	C
STATEFELDT	Markus	1921	M	A
STEIN	Aaron	1920	M	A
STEIN	Henoch	1893	M	A
STEINHARDT	Rut	1922	F	B
STEINHAUS	Racia	1900	F	B
STEINPRES	Yossef	1895	M	A
STERN	Aaron	1908	M	A
STERN	Asher	1908	M	A
STIL	Sidonia	1922	F	B
STIL	Alice	1912	F	C
STOPNIKO	Solomon	1923	M	C
STRASSBERG	Mauricy	1903	M	A
SULTRANIK	Shlomo	1922	M	A
SWUSCHAKANTIL	Dawid	1909	M	C
TAG	Lazar	1924	M	A
TAWAS	Hersh	1911	M	C
TEITELBAUM	Awraham	1916	M	C
TEITELBAUM	Dawid	1917	M	C
TEITELBAUM	Dawid	1913	M	C
TEITELBAUM	Joseph	1920	M	C
TEITELBAUM	Menachem	1918	M	C
TELLER	Mendel	1923	M	A
TELLER	Maurice	1894	M	C
TENNENBAUM	Shimon	1928	M	A
TENNENBAUM	Marcel	1925	M	A
TENNENBAUM	Zuskind	1899	M	A
TENNENBAUM	Yakow	1919	M	A
TENNENBAUM	Hersh	1923	M	C
TEUIFEL	Ignacy	1917	M	A
TEUIFFEL	Beno	1925	M	A
THON	Tehila	1912	F	B
TIGER	Berl	1923	M	A
TOVIM	Herman	1905	M	A
TRAUNG	Stefania	1905	F	B
TRAURING	Ferdinand	1892	M	A
TUREK	Shmuel	1911	M	A
TURK	Lola	1916	F	B
TURK	Rosalia	1910	F	B
TZIPPS	Daniel	1905	M	A
TZNGER	Karolina	1909	F	B
TZUKER	Israel	1906	M	C
TZUKERMAN	Eliezer	1908	M	A
TZUKERMAN	Awraham	1924	M	A
TZUKERMAN	Herman	1912	M	A
TZUKERMAN	Chaim	1911	M	A
TZUKERMAN	Isaac	1916	M	A
TZUKERMAN	Yeti	1915	F	B
TZWEIG	Herman	1911	M	A
TZWIK	Yoachim	1916	M	A
UNDERMAN	Awraham	1933	M	C
UNGER	Meir	1898	M	C
UNGER	Moses	1928	M	C
WACHDLUBSKI	Baruch	1886	M	A
WACHDLUBSKI	Kalman	1922	M	A
WAGSHALL	Isidor	1908	M	A
WAGSHALL	Yakow	1920	M	A
WAHL	Mindel	1897	F	B
WANTZELBERG	Maurice	1919	M	C
WARENBERG	Leon	1929	M	A
WARSHAWSKI	Meir	1900	M	A
WASSERLAUFER	Nahum	1925	M	A
WASSERMAN	Baruch	1926	M	C
WASSERMAN	Jakob	1905	M	C
WASSERTEIL	Moses	1898	M	A
WASSERTIL	Cecilia	1922	F	B
WEIL	Naphtali	1914	M	A
WEINBERG	Adolph	1910	M	A
WEINBERG	Shiya	1902	M	A
WEINBERG	Markus	1909	M	A
WEINER	Yechiel	1919	M	C
WEINER	Natan	1903	M	C
WEINFELD	Israel	1904	M	A
WEINGARTEN	Shimon	1919	M	A
WEINGURT	Israel	1923	M	A
WEINRIB	Eda	1926	F	C
WEINROT	Israel	1923	M	A
WEINSTEIN	Moses	1918	M	A
WEINSTEIN	Daniel	1895	M	C
WEINSTEIN	Hersh	1919	M	C
WEINSTOCK	Hirsh	1915	M	A
WEINTRAUB	Moniek	1925	M	A
WEIS	Aaron	1918	M	C
WEISS	Yehuda	1913	M	A
WEISS	Wolf	1909	M	A
WEISS	Chaim	1915	M	C
WEISS	Joshua	1918	M	C
WEISSBERG	Kalman	1912	M	A
WEKSSLER	Chiel	1895	M	A
WEKSSLER	Adela	1900	F	B
WEKSSLER	Maria	1928	F	B
WELKES	Leib	1911	M	A
WERDIGER	Daaawid	1920	M	C
WERNER	Dawid	1923	M	A
WERTEL	Chaim	1928	M	A
WERTEL	Chaim	1892	M	A
WERTEL	Bernard	1922	M	C
WERTEL	Joseph	1927	M	C
WERTHEIM	Shmuel	1919	M	A
WERTHEIMER	Henryk	1906	M	C
WERTSTEIN	Chaim	1922	M	A
WIENER	Chaim	1904	M	A
WIENER	Israel	1921	M	A
WIENER	Shmuel	1907	M	A
WISENFELD	Rachmiel	1914	M	A
WOGEL	Maximilian	1914	M	C
WOHLBERG	Awraham	1921	M	A
WOHLBERG	Biner	1913	M	A
WOHLMUEL	Yakow	1894	M	A
WOLFEILER	Kalman	1896	M	A
WOLFEILER	Roman	1918	M	A
WOLFF	Dawid	1915	M	A
WOLFIELD	Alice	1912	M	C
WOLFILD	Chaya	1897	F	B
WOLFILER	Eliasz	1912	M	A
WOLFMAN	Adolph	1921	M	C
WOLFMAN	Jakob	1913	M	C
WOLFMAN	Salo	1935	M	C
WOLFOWITZ	Idek	1922	M	A
WULKAN	Ozish	1912	M	A
WULKAN	Reuven	1919	M	A
WURTHMAN	Sara Reisel	1890	F	B
WURTHMAN	Leon	1894	M	C
WURTHMAN	Maurice	1926	M	C
WURTZEL	Maurice	1926	M	C
WURTZEL	Stefan	1927	M	C
WURTZEL	Amsalem	1924	M	C
ZAHN	Leib	1908	M	A
ZAHN	Asher	1917	M	C
ZALTZBERG	Chaim	1925	M	A
ZALTZBERG	Emanuel	1919	M	A
ZALTZBERG	Hersh	1898	M	A
ZALTZBERG	Shmuel	1923	M	A
ZANGER	Moniek	1933	M	A
ZAUBERBRIN	Leon	1904	M	A
ZAUBERMAN	Dawid	1910	M	A
ZAUERBRUN	Rut	1913	F	B
ZEIBERSTEIN	Awraham	1909	M	C
ZELINGER	Emalia	1888	F	B
ZELLINGER	Chaim	1895	M	A
ZELNIK	Markus	1913	M	C
ZIDNUNG	Yerachmiel	1904	M	A
ZILBERBERG	Yoel	1900	M	A
ZILBERBERG	Yossef	1925	M	A
ZILBERBERG	Shlomo	1903	M	A
ZILBERBERG	Baruch	1924	M	A
ZILBERSTEIN	Hersh	1902	M	A
ZILBERSTEIN	Shimon	1912	M	A
ZILBIGER	Grad	1923	M	C
ZILENGUT	Lazar	1905	M	A
ZILLER	Dawid Yon	1904	M	A
ZIMBAR	Fishel	1918	M	A
ZINGER	Adolph	1911	M	A
ZINGER	Chaim	1922	M	A
ZINGER	Mendel	1925	M	A
ZINGER	Henryk	1903	M	C
ZIRLICH	Awraham	1922	M	A
ZLINGER	Ozrish	1917	M	A
ZLINGER	Shimon	1891	M	A
ZLINGER	Lazar	1924	M	A
ZOLLMAN	Maks	1923	M	C
ZOLLMAN	Moses	1911	M	C
ZOLMAN	Mechel	1907	M	A
ZONENSTEIN	Isaac	1905	M	A
ZONENSTEIN	Isaac	1923	M	A

This list would undergo numerous changes before the Schindler factory would leave Krakow. The Soviet armies were advancing rapidly in Poland and approaching Krakow. The Germans began to send concentration camp inmates to various places in the rear. In August 1944 a large transport of workers from Płaszów was assembled at the railway station. About 2,000 workers were there. Goeth insisted that Schindler contribute some people to the transport. Schindler negotiated with Goeth and they settled on about fifty workers that would have to leave the Schindler factory and join the transport. I was one of those selected workers. I felt like I was just condemned to death. I tried to intervene but did not have enough clout to change the decision. All the other workers selected for the transport tried to remain in the factory and used their connections. A great deal of pressure was applied on the camp leadership to change names. I did not succeed and resigned myself to my fate.

The morning of the departure, I was given jam and other foods from the camp warehouse and marched off to the railway station where I received a can of one kilo of meat and a military bread or the road that would last for about three days. We were squezeed into cattle cars at the rate of 140 people per car. I could not stand or sit and it was very hot. The train was standing in the blazing heat that became unbearable, when suddenly drops of cold water began to seep through the roof. As the water kept pouring into the car, it cooled the car. I saw Schindler directing the water hose holder to spray the cars. Finally we left Krakow and headed to the concentration camp of Mauthausen.

The following month, September 1944, Amon Goeth was arrested by the S.S. for stealing Jewish goods, a serious crime since the goods belonged to the state. The case never reached the S.S. court due to the continuous deterioration of the German military situation. However, Goeth was assigned to a mental hospital where the Americans found him and handed him over to the Polish authorities as a war criminal. He was condemned to death and executed on September 13, 1946 in Krakow, not far from the Płaszów concentration camp. Schindler managed to get the necessary papers to transfer his entire factory and personnel to Brunnitz in Czechoslovakia. He tried to enlist Madritsch to join him and move his factory to Brunnitz. Madritsch declined and closed his factory in Krakow. We have to remember the German military situation and yet Schindler managed to obtain cars and transport his workers to Czechoslovakia. In October 1944, the Schindler factory and the personnel left Krakow.One of his male transports wound up in the concentration camp of Gross Rosen. Schindler himself intervened and obtained their release. A female transport wound up in Auschwitz–Birkenau. Schindler persuaded the commandant to release his workers and paid for them. They were released and soon reached Brunnitz. Schindler maneuvered and negotiated until the Russians freed the camp and all the inmates were freed. On January 14, 1945, the last group of inmates left for Auschwitz. Shortly thereafter, Płaszów was liberated by the Soviets.

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