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Akta Zakończonych Sledźtw w Sprawach o Zbrodni Hitlerowskich, 1939-1983.

RG-15.042M

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Descriptive Summary Title: Akta Zakończonych Sledźtw w Sprawach o Zbrodni Hitlerowskich Dates: 1939-1983 Creator: Instytut Pamięci Narodowej–Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu. RG Number: RG-15.042M Accession Number: 1994.A.0030 Extent: 77 microfilm reels (35 mm) Repository: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives, 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW, Washington, DC 20024-2126 Languages: German and Polish Administrative Information Restrictions on access: Researchers must complete and sign a User Declaration form before

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third party in any form requires the written consent of the Institute of National Remembrance. The use of an excerpt defined as the fair use right to quote does not require obtaining consent. 3. Researchers assume all responsibility for the use of materials that belong to the Institute of National Remembrance. 4. References to documents that belong to the Institute of National Remembrance must cite the Institute of National Remembrance as the owner of the original documents and include the full reference citation of the Institute of National Remembrance in the citations.

Preferred bibliographic citation: Group reference, group name, extreme dates, archive name. The owner of the original documents (IPN, ref. XXXXX) Preferred footnote/endnote citation: Archive name, group reference, group name, extreme dates, information identifying the documents (original documents' reference; IPN, ref. XXXXX) Acquisition Information: Purchased from the Instytut Pamięci Narodowej–Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu, Poland. Forms part of the Claims Conference International Holocaust Documentation Archive at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. This archive consists of documentation whose reproduction and/or acquisition was made possible with funding from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany. Accruals: Accruals may have been received since this collection was first processed, see the Archives catalog at collections.ushmm.org for further information. Custodial History Existence and location of originals:

The original files and the copyright to them are held by the Institute of National Remembrance - Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation (Institute of National Remembrance), ul. Wotoska 7, Warsaw 02-675, Poland. Phone no. + 48 22 581 85 00. More information about this collection and other materials in the possession of the Institute of National Remembrance, including archival finding aids from the Archives of the Institute of National Remembrance, is available at their website: https://ipn.gov.pl

Processing History: Aleksandra B. Borecka Historical Note

Główna Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu (Main Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation), was established in 1945 and operated under the Polish Ministry of Justice. The purpose of the Main Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland was investigating the crimes committed by the Nazis on Polish soil and other occupied countries, and in Germany during the period 1939-1945. The Main Commission collected documentation, conducted investigations and prepared indictments, and publications. The Main Commission prepared investigations of all lawsuits against the Nazis, judged by the Supreme National Tribunal in Poland. Currently the Main Commission is a part of the Instytut Pamięci Narodowej–Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu (Institute of National Remembrance-Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation).

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Scope and Content of Collection This collection contains investigation case files concerning labor camps for Jews, the murder of individual Jews, and the mass execution of Jews inside and outside the camps in various districts of the Poznań region. This documentation was collected by the Główna Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu (Main Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation). System of Arrangement Records are arranged in the original order of their acquisition from the source archive. The museum has acquired only selected records from Institute of National Remembrance (Instytut Pamięci Narodowej-Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu, or IPN). More information about this collection and other materials in the possession of the Institute of National Remembrance, including archival finding aids from the Archives of the Institute of National Remembrance, is available at the website: https://ipn.gov.pl Indexing Terms Instytut Pamięci Narodowej–Komisja Ścigania Zbrodni przeciwko Narodowi Polskiemu. World War, 1939-1945 -- Conscript labor--Poland--Wielkopolska. War crimes--Poland. War crime trials--Poland. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Poland--Wielkopolska. Poland--History--Occupation, 1939-1945 Wielkopolska (Poland--History--20th century. Poznań (Poland) Trials. Registers. Correspondence. Testimonies. Birth certificates.

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Reel File Description

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Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Poznań (Posen) concerning the labor camps for Jews in:

District Rawicz

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Ds. 16/67

Ds. 18/67

Ds. 19/67

Ds. 1/67

Ds. 2/68

Ds. 27/68

Ds. 6/74

Ds. 7/74

Ds. 8/74

Ds. 9/74

Ds. 10/74

Ds. 11/74

Ds. 4/74

Ds. 5/75

Ds. 6/75

Ds. 12/75

Ds. 3/77

KO 6/74

Ds. 15/67

Ds. 5/68

Ds. 7/68

Ds. 2/73

Ds. 3/73

Ds. 13/75

Golina Wielka

Pawłowo

Dubin

Folusz

Kubeczki

Nadstawe

__kta

Biały Orzeł

Sowy

Szymanowo

Zaorle

Jutrosin

Woszczkowo

Rawicz-Folwark

Konarzewo

_l_skowo

Rozstępniewo

Documents concerning the murder of several dozens of Jews from Bojanowo (District Rawicz) in July 1941, in Baranów (District Sandomierz).

District Leszno Kłoda and Rydzyna

Karchownia

Robczysko

Zaborów

Documents concerning the camp for Jews in Leszno.

Documents concerning the labor camps in Boguszyn-Ziemnice and

Błotkowo.

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Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Poznań (Posen) concerning the labor camp for the Jews in:

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Ds. 3/68

Ds. 10/68

Ds. 4/77

Ds. 4/46

Ds. 5/68

Ds. 6/68

Ds. 7/68

Ds. 2/75

Ds. 3/75

Ds. 1/76

Ds. 3/69

Ds. 4/77

Ds. 5/77

Ds. 22/68

Ds. 23/68

Ds. 24/68

Ds. 25/68

S. 4/67, vols. I-II

S. 3/77

District Wolsztyn Przemęt Karno Zodył

District Nowy Tomy_l Bolewice Zbaszyń Borówek Węsowo Otusz Cieźle Turkowo

District Chodzie_ Chodzież Nietuszkowo Ujście

District Gosty_ Borek Dzi_czyno Potarzyca Rokosowo Documents concerning the murders committed in the labor camp for the Jews in Nekla (District Września). Documents concerning the labor camp for Jews in Sędziny (District Szamotuły).

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Ds. 5/68, vols., I-II

Ds. 37/68

Ds. 43/68

Ds. 46/68

Ds. 47/68

Ds. 13/69

Ds. 25/75

Ds. 2/77

Ds. 4/7

Ds. 19/68

Ds. 9/68

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Poznań (Posen) Documents concerning the murders committed in the labor camp for Jews in Września. Documents concerning the labor camp in Kobylnica (district Poznań). Documents concerning the hanging of two Jews from the camp in Wronczyn near Stęszew (District Poznań). Documents concerning the camp for Jews in Swarzedz (District Poznań). Documents concerning the hanging of four Jews in Kcyina (District Poznań) in 1943. Documents concerning the crimes committed in the camp for Jews in Gruszyna (District Poznań). Documents concerning the labor camp for Jews in Złotkowo (District Poznań). Documents concerning the labor camp for Jews in Dopiewiec (District Poznań). Documents concerning the labor camp for Jews in Skórzewo (District Poznań). Documents concerning the mass executions of Jews in the forest near Kazimierz Biskupi (District Konin). Documents concerning the murder of 18 Poles and five Jews in Ciżew (district Słupca).

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S. 2/68, vols. I-III

S. 3/76

Ds. 43/68

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Poznań (Posen): Documents concerning the crimes committed in the labor camp for Jews in Otoczna. Documents concerning the murder of 125 Jews of Kalisz in the forest Biernatka in October 1941. Documents concerning the labor camp for Jews in Grudziela (District Ostrów Wielkopolski). Documents concerning the murder of Azyk Dmoyd Bayer of Turek by

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Ds. 11/75

S. 9/68

Ds. 6/71

military policemen stationed in Malanowo, in the forest Targówka (district Turek) in June 1943. Documents concerning the murder of ten to twenty Poles and Jews in Ciżew and other localities of District Słupca. Documents concerning the extermination of the Jewish population of District Ostrów Wielkopolski.

5 Closed investigation cases. Polish People's Republic Registar's Office. Death certificate issued in some cases. District Płock, Łęczyca, Łódź. Prosecutor's request to find out if the those who died were exterminated or of natural causes during occupation. In most cases the Court's answer was that there are no documents to ascertain the cause of death. Request to investigate Kazimierz Antczar who notified the authorities in 1942 of the death of three Jews. June 1979. Investigative report of Mieczysław Grzybowski about Łęczyca ghetto, mistreatment of Jews and non-Jews by the Gestapo. Jews forced by hunger to sell possessions. A mass execution in Łęczyca ghetto. survivors deported to Poddąbice. no date. Mieczystaw Frontczak's testimony about removing Jews from better housing before incarceration in the ghetto. Mistreatment of Jews by a young Hitlerjugendboy; executions. Confiscation of possessions before deporting Łęczycz Jewish population to Chełmno. Witness is a retired teacher. Four pages of Mieczystaw Frontczak's testimony about crimes against Poles and Jews in Łęczyca. Execution (by hanging) of ten Łęczyca Jews (for alleged commerce in foreign exchange) (similar to performed in other cities of Poznania). He gives the names of the ten persons on the German register books cause of death was geiven as "heart failure." Illegible testimony of Kowalczyk Zdzisław. January 1980. Numerous requests of the Regional Nazi crimes Investigation to round-up witnesses and speed up investigation about crimes against Polish Jews. January 1980. Request of the Łódź NCI Office for copies of marriage certificates of Germans. Those documents are needed to investigate crimes in Łęczycz ghetto in 1940-1943. Name list of Germans who married in Łęczyca, their functions (in German); 77 names. April 1980. Sixteen names of German officers in connection with Łęczycz ghetto.

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Names of eighteen Germans from Łęczycz ghetto. List of six German criminal police functionaries in the Łęczycz ghetto. List of five Łęczyca prison German functionaries. Request for marriage certificates of nine Germans (list) investigation purposes. Request for ten death certificates of Polish Jews hanged in Łęczyca in March 1942, Jakok Chaim Lessman, allegedly died of heart attack before he reached the gallows and another unknown Jew was substituted. Correspondence. Ads in magazine for people to come forward with testimonies about the crimes against the Jews in Łęczyca. Reprimand concerning investigation of witnesses to crimes against the Jews; forms not acceptable legally and internationally. Investigative reports (on official forms) about Nazi the crimes against the Jews in Łęczyca. Łęczyca had 12,000 inhabitants, 5,000 Poles of mosaic faith. Jews were given dirtiest jobs, were in proportionally in high numbers among the 100 hostages, constantly humiliated, etc. Names of witnesses. Request of Jakoa Lessman for date of death and cause (heart failure). Copies of marriage, birth, and death certificates. Jewish Historical Institute's relation of Wolf Bar Paciorkowski about Nazi crimes giving names of twelve police functionaries to be investigated. 1983. Note about incarceration of Oskar Brannah accused of executing of ten Jews in Łęczyca and names of two other SS being sought. 1980. Illegible German accounts concerning the death of ten people in Łęczyca. Reprimand concerning testimonies of witnesses in crimes in Łęczyca. August 1983. Extracts from German records about 11,937 Jews in Łęczyca. Request for investigation of Nazi crimes in Wieluń, Poddębice, Piątek, Łęczyca, and Zelów. Summary of and suspension of investigation in matter of Nazi atrocities in Łęczyca due to faulty information about the number of Jews. Gives dates as to Nazi mistreatment of Jews, September 1939 - February 1941.

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February 1941 - 29 March 1942, liquidation of Łęczyca ghetto. After 1 September 1939, Łęczyca Jews were carried into a burning house and stabbed with bayonetts. Burning of an antique sunogogue, an establishment of the ghetto. Hangings in March 1942. Listing of crimes. List of Gestapo members from łęczyca. Unfortunately the investigation did not ascertain who committed the crimes and where the former Gestapo members are presently (1980); therefore the suspension. The materials about the hanging of the ten will be forwarded to other offices for publication. Testimony of Stefan Worobik who was allegedly witness to the murder of some 200 Jews before the liquidation of Łęczyca ghetto. He is asked as to the knowledge of perpetrators (list of names); living family members of the murdered and place of the burial. List of 176 murdered Jews in Żychlin (by profession or trade). Four pages of correspondence concerning the murder of 200 Jews in Żychlin Worobik testifies about locating Jews (300-400) in buildings taken away from Poles and 4,500 in another ghetto. After year and a half the ghetto inhabitants were put on horse wagons and taken in direction of Kutno. He did not hear about any camp resistance. Civilians in yellow uniform called "yellows" were in charge of the ghetto. He does not have any documentation to substantiate his testimony. Notes about the burial place of the murdered in Żychlin during ghetto liquidation. Few names about persons taking part in the liquidation and witnesses to the shooting. Names of probable witnesses to the tragedy. Request to inform the authorities in Łódź if the burial place of the victims has been made memorable. The Kutno court request for investigation of witnesses. Testimony of Leon Czerwinski from Żychlin who witnessed transport of killed Jews to the cemetery. Liquidation of the ghetto in March 1942. Twenty persons died preceding the liquidation. After the deportation of Jews to Kutno, two wagons with Jewish bodies were transported to the cemetery, buried after two to three days. March 1942, 40 more bodies were delivered to the cemetery (among the witness' baker Kotzei. He knows not who killed them.) Two Jewish women were shot in the cemetery and buried by the witness and neighbor. Refers to witness Czajkowska, wife of a Jew with whom she lived in the ghetto. Testimony of witness Marcel Oliński pointing to gendarmes Cwiks and Graumer who helped to liquidate the ghetto. Names Volksdeutsche who were gendarmes in the ghetto.

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Szyj Hamburg vel Stanisław Nowiński's testimony does not add much to the testimony of others, he did not live in Żychlin. He lost 40 family members during the ghetto liquidation. Władysława Czajkowska Rozenberg, her convert husband and children were detained in Żychlin ghetto. She details the crimes committed against the Jews. Names victims and perpetrators. The husband arrested in hiding died in Auschwitz. Request to interview three witnesses. All testify to the cruelties of the Volksdeutsche police who robbed and killed the Jews. 1967. Summons report of the investigation of witnesses to the murder of 200 Jews in Żychlin in March 1942. Names of gendarmes. Request for copies of list of victims. Search for Fiszel Brajtsztajn. Witness search. Requests for documents. Testimony of Elżbieta Michalak staying in the ghetto with her former employee; testifies to seeing naked Jewish corpses in the cemetery killed by bullet in the back of the neck. Testimony of Stanisław Stanicki and Michaloh. Robberies in the Kutno ghetto. Certificates of death of four Jews shot in 1947 by the Nazis. Benjamin Majer Opatowski murdered in Żychlin, 28 February 1942. Notes on the murder of 200 in Żychlin. Testimony about the murder of Józef Urzędowski shot by a group of Nazis in September 1939 and the tortures of Jews of Żychlin. Illegible testimonies. Searches for witnesses. Testimony about the death of Szyia Mamburg, murdered in Żychlin ghetto in February 1942, buried in communal grave in Jewish cemetery in Żychlin. Decision to consider and enter in the records as closed; application of Chaim Davidowicz investigation and decision to declare for dead (shot Symche Lejb Kesman in Zychlin ghetto).

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Testimonies in case of Żychlin ghetto; all Jewish policemen were killed after the liquidation of ghetto; ending in "shocking picture of the Żychlin ghetto liquidation, existence and liquidation of each one of them are the same. Final purpose of it was to destroy the Jewish nation." Request of Łódź court to interrogate witness mentioned in work of Rogalski "Occupation of Łódź Region." List of ten Polish witnesses and their investigation report about Nazi atrocities against Jews; 36 death certificates issued after liquidation. 1972. 25 pages. Request for and multiple copies of birth certificates of Germans. Poznań, 1973. Correspondence, Żychlin ghetto of German policemen. List of Jews murdered in Żychlin. Correspondence urging submission of witness testimonies and reports about Żychlin. 1974. 26 pages. Correspondence about the role of mayor of Żychlin, Hempel, in the killing of Jews. 1973. 6 pages. Meeting of all Żychlin inhabitants in case of Żychlin ghetto. 2 April 1975. 16 pages. Correspondence, alleged participants in Żychlin crimes SS or police actions in Żychlin. 14 pages. Copies of death certificates. Requests for death certificates. List of 115 names to be sent to German Court in Dortmund, against Hempel, former burgermeister of Żychlin. Witnesses' testimonies. Correspondence: investigation of Polish witnesses; Jews from Żychlin who probably died in other places; names of Jews to be traced; Jewish witnesses who survived; to parish pastors about notifying people to come forward with testimonies about Żychlin ghetto. 1971. Copies of photographs of Żychlin police station, gravestones, Hempel's house, general view of Jewish cemetery, panorama of the ghetto, killing place of Jews by Grohmann, police commando building. List of witnesses' testimonies; death certificates of 92 Jews, 10 copies of marriage certificates.

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List of victims murdered by SS and police in Żychlin ghetto, presented to Dortmund court; correspondence. Correspondence about labor camp for Russian POWs. Poles building trenches.

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Nazi crimes investigation, crimes against Poles of Mosaic faith (Jews). Punitive labor camp in Gidle (Radom district), August - October 1942. Population on the daily average 170 (1000 went through). Poles released 100 Jews who were then deported to Radom or Częstochowa. Investigation reports of witnesses about the treatment of Poles of Jewish faith. 54 pages. Originally 2,000 Jews in Pajęczno. After September 1939 2,000 for transit camp Pajęczno, 1941-1943. Jews were deported to Germany for forced labor in the Wieluń direction. Names of German guards. Plan of Jewish transit camp. Death certificates. Names of those shot running away from execution place. Names of those shot in front of Catholic Church. Correspondence, affidavits, testimonies. List of death certificates (copies) for nineteen Jews. The Registrar's Office in Łódź has death certificates of Jews murdered in Działoszyce. Case Dłubak Antoni accused of taking part in the killing of Jews escaping for Pajęczno ghetto. Copies of death certificates of his alleged victims. 65 pages. no date. Case of Labor camp in Byczki district Radom, November 1944, closed on January 1945. Average number of detainees: 500, went through 2,500, mostly Poles from Głuchów working on military fortifications. One Pole killed during escape. Correspondence, investigation reports, death certificates. 124 pages and summary. Jewish labor camp in Dąbrowice, 1942, liquidated in 1944. Dike work and fish pond. 300 persons. Deported after closing of camp. Women and children to Sikawa by Łódź men towards Warsaw. Case dismissed, Jews not maltreated or killed. 34 pages. 1967. Nowy dwór camp - trench work. Only Poles, average of 4,000-12,000 all together. Deported when camp closed. August 1944 - November 1944. 25 pages. Praszka, district Wieluń, 27 Jews executed 12 August 1942. Graves destroyed. Names of those executed. October 1943 German rural Police committed more murders in the Jewish cemetery. List of victims. Names of German commandant Waisenberg. Witness testimonies. During liquidation of the ghetto in fall of 1943, all sick Jews were executed by SS. Mass grave discovered in 1966. List of items found on victims. List of

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ghetto inhabitants in Praszka: 605 persons. Correspondence, testimonies, death certificates. Sołtysy, district Wieluń. Jewish labor camp: established January 1942, liquidated August 1942. Average 200. Road work, poor condition (12 hours per day), deported to Wieluń. Names of Germans. 46 pages. Forced labor camp Głowno, district Łowicz (estate Zabrześnia), opened June 1943 and closed July 1943; for Polish males only; 45 persons to execute ground works. Transferred to Małoszyce; supervised by Polish police. Correspondence, testimonies. Disposition: discontinuance, no cases of murder, mistreatment, no escapes. Forced labor camp Kamion, August 1944 - September 1944 for Poles only; for 5,000 people, total of 20,000 used for work on anti-tank trenches on the river Rawka. After closing workers were deported inland. Disposition: discontinuance. 15 apges of correspondence and testimony. Michałów, district Skierniewce forced labor camp, opened 10 December 1944. Closed January 1945. Poles only, 300. Disposition: discontinuance. 14 pages. Mierzyce, district Wieluń forced labor camp - total 9,000. Fortification work. Transferred to other labor camp. Correspondence, testimony, and disposition: discontinuance. Hard life, some beatings by Germans, no murders. 111 pages. Bolimów ghetto. Opened in June 1940. Liquidated in March 1942. 1,500 prisoners from Bolimów, later from Łódź. Tailor and shoe makers shops in houses left by deported Poles. Guarded by Jewish police. Prisoners were leaving ghetto to obtain food from neighboring villages. Polish neighbors delivered food to poor Jewish families. Lists of ghetto inhabitants are not obtainable. Ghetto supervisor's Ostrowski and Koszwa are not known to the people of Bolimów, date August 1971. 35 pages of correspondence and testimony.

7 Ghetto in Borówka, subdivision of Głowno. Two Jews shot for wanting to escape ghetto's premises. In 1940, horses and wagons were confiscated to prevent border crossing by Jews and Poles. Adam Owczarek accused of denouncing Poles transporting Jews to Generalgouvernment. Map of ghetto in Borówka. 112 pages of correspondence and testimony. List of ghetto camps and execution sites. Ministry of Culture and Arts. Monuments and places of remembrance of Polish martyrdom, 1945 - 1946. Requests for documents, extracts from book on reparations. Correspondence. Copies of correspondence between the Polish Government in exile and its delegation in occupied

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Poland, 15 November 1943. The Polish Government in Exile gave 2,695,000zt (= $8,000) for the coordination committee of Bund and ZKN. Both groups need money on account of imminent extermination of Polish Jews. Beresowski (the Chief of the Committee) speaks about the need to preserve the priceless, social and cultural value that the still living Polish Jews represent. He wants to know how much money and who transferred to Poland as he did not receive any. There is the report of the Bund in London to the Polish Government Papers. Dr. Emanuel Szerer. It speaks of the Jewish situation. Financial accounting is included. 51 pages. Application for a death certificate of Henryk Bernsztajz from Głowno. The summary of investigation it is noted that first to go to Warsaw ghetto were Jews who had valuable possessions taken from them in both installation. In the registrar's office no deaths are recorded. no date. 20 pages. Correspondence, testimony. Death certificate for Sura Feldon and Lejzek Akawis in G_owno ghetto. Warta ghetto (district Sieradz) Established February 1940, liquidation August 1943. Polish Jews expelled from Germany. Population 1,800 - 2,400. Provided own food. Employed as shoemakers, tailors, and road crews. Eleven persons executed; nine women deported to W_yn and shot; sixteen killed by ghetto liquidation; 447 deported to Łódź; rest to Chełmno. Correspondence. List of German ghetto functionaries. Copies of marriage and death certificates. Lists drawn up by the Jewish Committee in Łódź ghetto showing incoming Jews from outside. 209 persons from Warta. 120 pages. Court request for Łódź archival material of Warta ghetto: in August 1942, 5,091 persons were forced to the Łódź ghetto. List with number of people, dates, and place of last residence. List of Jews in Warta, birth-year and profession by trade. Technical documentation on the Warta ghetto. List of Gestapo members active outside of Łódź. Disposition: investigation and search for the perpetrators stopped due to long term difficulties. 120 pages. Correspondence, witness testimony numerical report of Jews living in towns in 1939 and killed in 1942. Sieradz list of Gestapo functionaries. Lists of death certificates issued. 70 pages. Newspaper story about a monument in Warta to honor killed Jews. Correspondence, testimony, lists of German suspects of crimes in the ghetto. In German: correspondence from Dortmund to the Main Commission for

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the Nazi Crimes investigation of 110 cases; about the crimes in the ghettos and Polish towns (incorporated into Germany). The accused 86 Germans are going free because none of the witnesses could prove that they committed the crimes. Cases closed. August 1987. 94 pages. Konopnica district Rawa Mazowiecka internment camp. Established September 1939 for 2000 Poles, Jews, and POWs but 6,000 passed through; liquidated September 1939. Prisoners deported to Częstochowa. Correspondence, testimonies. 81 pages.

8 Biała Rawska, ghetto. Ghetto was established in 1941 for Jews from Warsaw, Łódź, Żyradów, and Mszonowa. It counted 6,000 persons. Ten to fifteen Jews died every day from sickness or German bullets. They were buried in the Kierkut (cemetary). German policemen came from Rawa Mazowiecka and killed Jews in the ghetto. Ghetto was Reel 8 continued liquidated in 1941. Some 4,000 Jews were taken to Tomaszów Mazowiecki and from there by train and deported to unknown destination. German policemen Gramm, Ewald, and Sas were in charge of the ghetto. Plan of Biała Rawska ghetto. 360 pages. Tables showing Jews before 1939 in Tomaszów Mazowiecki district their annihilation, camps to which they were delivered. 3 pages. Explanations of the above statistics. 7 pages. List of German SS and police functionaries. 31 pages. Photographs showing places of Nazi crimes (bad copies). 36 pages. Plans of the Biała Rawska, ghetto. 6 pages. Copies of death certificates. Crimes in Przesław, district Brzeziny, on 31 October 1941. Killing of nine Poles for alleged sabotage. Investigation suspended; German culprits not found. Investigation, testimonies, official notes, copies of death certificates, and fund reports. August 1979. 280 pages. Nazi crimes committed by Policemen from the police station of Bolimów on the inhabitants of villages. Jesiena, Bolimów, and Ziemiary, and Zator on 18 and 25 February 1944. Correspondence, investigation of witnesses reports, death certificates, and photographs of graves. Gestapo and police murder people belonging to the underground.

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Murder of inhabitants from Kamion (forest) district Skierniewice, 17 April 1944. Surviving witnesses reports of the mass death of Jews brought to Stutthof from Auschwitz, 1,300 daily and burnt on pyle. Murders in Zator (five Poles). Report of a Jewish boy Majorowicz who having grown up joined the partisans and allegedly talked to others of conspirational press read by Pawłowaki and Co. (who were killed). Correspondence, witness testimonies, and death certificates. 85 pages. Shooting of thirteen Poles by members of the Wehrmacht in September 1939. Only one name known: Stefan Nowakowski in Łowicz. German soldiers throwing incendiary bombs into houses, shooting at men, taking them into the synagogue. 227 pages. Correspondence, testimonies, death certificates, maps, and pictures of sites. Case combined with the persecution for crime of shooting six boyscouts in the brick factory (Najman's) by German soldiers. Case of the Labor Camp in Siemkowice by Sieradz, Summer 1944 - 17 January 1945. Conditions poor, work hard but no murders. Case discontinued. 40 pages of correspondence and testimonies. Murder of four Poles from Kurabki village, district Łowicz in October 1943 for harboring alleged members of the Polish underground forces. Case discontinued. The four died in the Pawiak prison. 1972. 60 pages.

9 Sixty persons killed in the forest of Zwierzyniec during German occupation, 1940-1943. Persons were buried in ditches and pits. Lists of male victims shot on 17 September 1944. Their family members wanted as witnesses. Among others, Gestapo killed a Jewess with a child (summer 1943), five young Poles, burnt one in a barn. Correspondence, investigation of witnesses. Case closed, combined with other crime investigations. 120 pages. Five Jews brought from Skierniewice, shot by rural police in May 1943. Twenty-two hostages killed for one German policeman. One Polish woman for the estate shot in the field. Correspondence, investigation, maps, lists of victims, photographs of graves of other sites of crime, lists of German SS and police from Skierniewice. List of shot hostages. Petition and death certificates of Sura Krajndla Białek and daughter, six years old, Golda Białek in 1944. Both were in hiding in Skierniewice (witness to shooting Chaja Forszpan, the German caressed the head of the crying child and shot her when she was running on his order to the forest). Shooting of the guardian of the Dobrowolski estate in Skierniewice, his wife Władysława also murdered; both buried in the

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Jewish cemetary and no information given as to why Skierniewice district: killing of a Pole in Słomków in September 1939, forest killing September 1943 of three Jews. Village of Zapady, forest kiling in November 1943 of four Jews. In fall of 1943, four Poles were killed August 1944. Killing of one Pole in Makóv. Correspondence, investigation. 1987. Wola Makowska, March 1944, one person burnt; one shot. Borysław, March 1944, one Pole killed. On the road between Prusy and Głochów, two Poles shot. In the forest by Maków, in September 1943, seven persons killed. Forest village of Maków, one Jewish woman and one Soviet POW shot. City park in Podtrzcianno, two Poles and one Jew shot, 1942 or 1943. "Zwierzyniecki" Las, August 1943, one young Jew shot. In Skierniewice, on Stroburowska street, one Jew shot. In Pamiętno, one Pole killed. September 1943, in "Zwierzyniecki" Las, three Jews shot. In May 1943, eleven Jews shot in forest. In July, four people shot and in August 1943 thirteen Poles were shot in the same forest. May 1943, in Zwierzyniecki Las, two Jewish Poles shot. November 1944, three Poles shot in Zwierzyniecki Las. Summer 1943, a Jewish mother and daughter shot. october 1944, German police brought to Zwierzyniecki Las, two murdered victims. May 1944, one Pole shot. Pamiętne October 1943, one pregnant woman shot. September 1944, twenty Poles executed in the forest. Correspondence, testimonies, death certificates, search warrants. 1987. 66 pages. Mostki by Łowicz, December 1943, the partisans for "Maciek" section fought with the Germans and all thirteen died. December 1943, Gestapo, gendarmes, and policemen executed eleven Poles. no date. 68 pages. Lubania, district Rawa Mazowiecka, 17 January 1945, one Pole shot by Wehrmacht. 1981. 22 pages. Killing of four person from Trąbaczów district Rawa Mazowiecka, December 1943, by SS and rural police from Lubania for hiding Jews (names unknown). Correspondence, testimonies, and death certificates. 73 pages. Killing of 40 persons, 17 Poles, rest Jews on September 1939, for alleged killing of two German soldiers in Rawa Mazowiecka. Some bodies buried in Jewish cemetary. Some names of Jewish victims. People stopped and herded in the market place. Some 2,000 Jews (males) were herded on local basketball court, later released. One witness saw 26 bodies, three Christians, among them. Germans demanded contribution of 25,000zt from the Jews. Rich Jews did not want to pay. The Jewish Committee reported it to the Germans, who deported 3-4 persons. Others paid the Jewish Committee ever increasing contributions. In February 1941, the ghetto was established in Rawa Mazowiecka. Case dismissed, not enough proof and perpetrators unknown. Correspondence, testimonies, death certificates, and photographs of burial grounds. no date. 188

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10 Closed investigations in cases of Nazi crimes: Main Commission in Poznań. Maków, district Skierniewice, rural police kills seven people in the woods and brings the bodies to Maków from Skierniewice, October 1943, seven hostages. In the same woods in Maków, one Jewish woman and one Soviet POW were killed in September 1943. Correspondence, testimonies, copies of death certificates, photographs of crime sites and plans; and names of Poles, Germans. In Polish. Investigation suspended 1976. 274 pages. Bolimów, district Łowicz. February 1944, three people killed during investigation, and seven people killed by Gestapo elsewhere and brought to the Bolimów forest. Some were killed for hiding people, others for not wanting to denounce others. Correspondence, plans, photographs of sites, testimonies, lists of Polish victims and German policemen, and death certificates, in Polish. Case investigation stopped June 1988. 1970. 372 pages. Murder of eleven Jews from Bolimów in March 1944 by policemen from Bolimów post. Community did not put up any memorial tablet on the graves. There is a list of alleged victims, Jews from Bolimów. The Jews were hiding in the Bolimów forest when caught. Correspondence, affidavits, testimonies, photographs of crime or burial sites. In Polish. no date. 114 pages. Poles killed, in Korabowice, German police from Skierniewice, June 1943 in the forest behind the village of Puszcza Mariańska. December 1943, the police entered houses and shot at people; eight persons killed. December 1943, the police burnt the farm of Jan Majerowicz (the name points to a Jewish person) and killed another man Henry Kowalska. Correspondence, testimonies, death certificates, and photographs. In Polish. no date. 130 pages. In Rawa Mazowiecka, nine persons (one woman, one child, and eight Polish policemen) killed in January 1945 by German police from Rawa Mazowiecka. Bodies thrown into basement, and later exhumed. Originally the Germans called 18 Polish policemen to the police station. The woman and child were hiding in the police station (for the shooting of the advancing Russian front). Correspondence, copies of death certificates, and witness testimonies. Case closed, not enough proof for persecution. In Polish. no date. 66 pages. Crime in Szczecin. In September 1939, the German army grouped some 2,000 Polish POWs in the meadows in Rawa Mazowiecka. The soldiers were taken as prisoners in September 1939. One was shot trying to

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escape and another who during the march from Rawa Mazowiecka to Skierniewiec, pulled a sugar beet from the field. Detailed treatment of Polish POW by German soldiers. Correspondence, testimonies, and plans of sites. Case closed; no Nazi crimes proven. 1979-1982. 70 pages.

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Murder of the family of the forester Plewinski from Strzalków, district Radomsko on 13 Jun 1944 Murder by Gestpo members of several persons in the village of Lubochni, district Rawa Mazowiecka on 16 Mar 1943. The execution (by fire arms) of 30 persons in Inowlodz, district Rawa Mazowiecka by members of the Gestapo from Tomaszów. Murders committed in the years 1940-1944 by Nazi policemen from the Czarnocin post, district Lodz. Murders committed between 1940-1945 by the policemen form the Sulmierzyce bei Pajeczna, district Wieluń. Murder of 3 persons in Brudzice, district Radomsko on 21 Jan 1945 by German soldiers.

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Murder of several Poles in Aug 1944 in Wola Pekoszewska, district Skierniewice by the policemen from local police stations. Murder in Summer of 1943 in the village Galina and Kamion, district Skierniewice of 8 members of the families Borchacki and Kielkowicz. Execution of several Jews and Poles in the years 1943-1944 in the community Godzianow and Skirniewice. Crimes against Jews committed from 1939 to 1943 in Brzeziny bei Łódź. Execution of at least 12 persons from the villages of Gzinka and Jamno, district Lowicz on 12-14 Sep 1939 by German soldiers. Murder of Antoni Wieczorek in the village Lipna, district Rawa Mazowiecka on 15 Jan 1945. Murder of 3 young Poles on the market place of Skierniewiec on 05 Sep 1944 by the members of the SD. Murder of several Polish POWs on 20 Sep 1939 in the district of Rawa Mazowiecka Murder (execution by fire arm) of several dozens of inhabitants of the village Chruelin and Bochen on 14-15 Sep 1939 by German soldiers.

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station in Rzas, district Wieluń. Murder committed by the soldiers of the First Armored Division in Sep 1939 on the territory of the commune of Gomunice, district Radomsko. Murders of Jews in the Inowlodz ghetto, district Rawa Mazowiecka. Murder of Stefan Pazera in the village of Krzywanice, district Radomska Mazowiecka in Feb 1941 by the border guards. Murders committed by Nazi police from the police station in Stroza, district Pajeczna.

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Concerns the 1944 murder of Piotr Oszowiec from the village Wola Wydrzyna, district Wieluń committed by the policemen from the police station from Sulmierzyce. Murders committed by German soldiers on 22 Jan 1945 in the village of Dabrowa, commune Sulmierzyce, district Wieluń. Murder of ten to twenty persons on 06 Sep 1939 in the village of Grabek, district Bełchatów by German soldiers. Murder of a Jewish boy, Aleksander Bielewski on 12 May 1943 in the village Podkonice Duźe. Murder of Tadeusz Ciupa on 15 Apr 1944 in the village of Wierzbica, district Radomsko. Murder of Marian Ostrowski on 23 Dec 1943 in the village Jankowice, district Radomsko. Murders of several people during 1943 and 1944 on the territory of the commune Lazice, district Radomsko. Murder of several people in 1944 in the village of Wymysłówek, district Radomsko. The murders of 2 people on 04 Sep 1939 by German soldiers in the village of Stobiesko Miejskie, district Radomsko. Murders of several persons in the village Mlodzowy, district Radomsko, by German soldiers from the Fourteenth Infantry Regiment on 05 Sep 1939. Murder of several persons in the years 1943 through 1945 in the village Zalesiczki, district Radomsko.

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Murders of ca. 12 persons on the territory of the communes Dobryszyce, Gomunice, Kamiensk, Kleszczow, and Sulmierzyce by the German soldiers from the "special unit" stationed in Lekinsk, district Bełchatów. Murder of Jan Bednarek in the village of Krepa, district Radomsko on 22 Jan 1942. Murder of Kazimierz Badelka near the village of Kopiec Józefin, district Rawa Mazowiecka on 11 Sep 1939. Murder of Polish policemen near Rawa Mazowiecka on 20 Oct 1939. Murder of several persons during 1943 and 1944 by policemen from Koluszki.

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Murder of 2 Poles on 02 Sep 1942 in the forest near the village Budziszewice, district Rawa Mazowiecka. Murder of 3 persons in Sep 1939 near the village Folwark, district Radomsko. Murder of several persons in Dmenin, district Radomsko, on 3-4 Sep 1939 by the soldiers of the German First (I) Armored Division. The hanging of 11 persons in the village Dmenin on 17 Jul 1942 by the SS functionairies from Radomsko. Murder of Władyslaw Karnicki committed by ethnic Germans (Volksdeutsche) on 20 Aug 1940 in the village of Wrony, district Radomsko. The bombardment of Radomsko during the first days of Sep 1939 by the German Air Force during which several citizens were killed. Murder of Stanisław Pietka from the village of Redziny, district Radomsko on 05 Jun 1941. Murder of Antoni Ferdyn from the village of Redziny, district Radomsko in the Fall of 1943. Murder of Władyslaw Gałązka in Hucisko, district Radomsko, on 10 Sep 1943. Crimes committed by the policeman August Dehn in Jedlino, district Radomsko.

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Crimes committed by the members (soldiers) of the SS on 17 Jan 1945 in the village Stobiecko Szlacheckie near Radomsko. Crimes against the Jewish population in Kamieńsk, district Piotrków from 1941 to 1942. Murder of several inhabitants of Tomaszów Mazowiecki by German soldiers in Sep 1939. Murder of several persons in Zupki Male, district Rawa Ruska by soldiers of the Nineteenth Infantry Division (German). Murder of Stanisław Przybysz on 01 Sep 1942 by a functionary of the Gestapo from Tomaszów Mazowiecki.

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Execution (by fire arms) by German soldiers of the First Armored Division of several people from the Piotrków Trybunalski, Rozpreze and Weka Krzysttoperska regions on 06 Sep 1939. Murder of ca. 12 people from the villages of Blizin and Laski, district Piotrkow Trybunalski on 5-6 Sep 1939. by German soldiers from the First and Fourth Armored Divisions. Murder of Jan Pawłowski on 09 Sep 1944. in Radomsko. Murder in Spe 1939 of the Forester Władysław Szymczak in Stary Lubaszów, district Piotrkow Trybunalski by the members of the "self-defense" functionaries. Crimes committed in 1944 on the premises of the headquarters of the security police in Radomsko. Execution (by fire arms) on 09 Oct 1942 of Antoni Makówka in Radomsko. Murder of 4 Jewish women in the Winter of 1943 in Bartdzieje Bankowe. Murder of Genowefa Bednarczyk on 08 Jan 1945 in Wola Piaskowa, district Radomsko. Murder of Czesław Gitler on 07 Oct 1944 in Radomsko. Murder of several persons by the functionairies of the SS on 06 Sep 1944 in Radomsko. Murder of David Ryngold (?a Jew) on 18 Apr 1940 in Koluszki. Crimes committed from 1940 to 1942 on the Jewish population of the ghetto in Bełchatow.

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Murder of several persons on 04 Sep 1939 by the soldiers of the First Armored Division in the village of Kartoszki, district Radomsko. Murder of Jan Kipigroch in the village of Grodowa, district Radomsko, by German soldiers on 16 Jan 1943. Murder of Jan Sadziak on 25 Sep 1941 in Piotrkow Trybunalski. Murder of several persons in Przygłów, district Sulejow on 15 Jan 1945. Execution (by fire arms) of Edward Lochota form the village Brudaki, district Piotrkow Trybunalski on 07 Feb 1944. Concerns the pacification of the village Bartodzieje, district Radomsko in the Sprin of 1944 during which several people were killed. Execution (by fire arms) of Stanisław Sarlej on 19 Apr 1943 in Biala, district Piotrkow Trybunalski by ethnic Germans (Volksdeutsche) from Klementynów. Crimes committed on 06 Sep 1939 in the village Rochrzyce, district Piotrkow Trybunalski by soldiers of the First Armored Division. Murder of several persons in Bełchtawa and surrounding locations on 05 Sep 1939 by the soldiers of the Nineteenth Infantry Division. Murder of Jankiel Henechowicz (?a Jew) on 06 May 1942 in Tomaszów Mazowiecki. Murder of several persons in the village of Zalesie, district Radomsko, on 28 Feb 1944. Murder of Hieronim Banach on 04 Oct 1944 in Piotrkow Trybunalski. Murder of Milka and W. Marmursztajn on 09 Dec 1943 in Lubień by the German police. Murder of Stanisław Baran and others in 1943 by policemen from Niechocice Murder of Franciszek Kulis in Legota Wielko, district Radomsko in Spring 1942. Murders committed from 1942 to 1943 by the railroad police from the Tomaszow Mazowiecki station.

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Execution (by fire arms) of an unknown prisoner in the forest of Wolborz on 03 Jul 1942. Execution by fire arms of Aniela Stawiana on 14 Dec 1941 in the village of Zamość, district Łódź, by Karol Köppe of the border police.

19 Closed files of investigation of Nazi crimes (Main Commission in Poznań). Members of the Wehrmacht accused of killing in village Włozowy, Radomsko district on September 1939, Stefan Kaczmarek et. al. and under different circumstances, time and place, Walenty Łęczycki, four persons, farmers, names listed buried in the field, later exhumed. List of 26 people killed in September 1939. Correspondence, copies of death certificates, lists of killed, lists of their relatives, testimonies, and pictures of grave sites. Case closed: it is assumed that no crime was committed. The 26 persons died because they stepped on field that was mined. In Polish. 230 pages. Piątkowo German Wehrmacht (Army) killed Polish POW. Bodies buried in common grave in Dłutowo, district łask. Relation of round-up and forced eviction of Poles from Dłutowo (as it was done in other communities by Bydgoszuz). The evacuees were driven out to Lublin region. Correspondence and testimony. Case closed: not enough evidence and witnesses to continued investigation. no date. 20 pages. In June 1941 in Czarnocin, a German agent Paul killed a Pole from Sochaczen at the railroad station. The Poles carried Communist literature and two false ID cards, some anti-German leaflets. Correspondence, testimony, and final report. In Polish. no date. 70 pages. Case against crimes of the 3rd company IV police battalion, committed in June 1944 in Wola Rokoszycka, district Piotrków Trybunalski. During pacification of Korytnica village, two men killed; 18 brutally beaten and taken to a concentration camp. Lack of victims and witnesses' names; German printed matter relating to fighting of partisans in Rudka. List of names of German policemen. Among the ten listed victims nane of Rywka Marien, Sura Cyil Ja_owica. This could have been a mixed group of partisans. Correspondence, testimonies, death certificates, and reports. In Polish. no date. 88 pages. Case against 20 German officials in grey uniforms who surrounded the farm buildings of a German where several people were making oil. The

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five Germans killed a Pole from Lesisko, others were arrested and taken to the village Rękawice. From there with other prisoners to the prison of Tomaszów Marowiecki. Other Germans were hunting Jews. The man who was shot was deaf and did not hear the German command "up with the hands." The two Jews hiding in the house of the German Amelia Szplet were Estera Nuska and Jacob. Case closed: perpetrators not in Poland, witness testimony not conclusive. Correspondence, testimony, and disposition. no date. 62 pages. German Police of the 29th district in Pabianice murdered nine Poles during the time of 1940-1944. Correspondence, testimony, reports, and disposition of case. In Polish. 1977. 76 pages. The killing of six members of the Ciach family in Dorodnawies, by German police from Opoczno in summer of 1941 or 1942. List of German police members. Correspondence, photos of sites, testimonies, reports, and disposition. In Polish. no date. 90 pages. Killing of four Poles in September 1939 in Chabielice, district Bełhatów by German soldiers (Wehrmacht). Correspondence, reports, testimonies, death certificates, and disposition. no date. 234 pages. Killing of nine persons (four names asserted) by Gestapo and German police on November 1943 in Stróza district Bogumiłowice for killing a policeman in Wola Wydrzynna. Investigating report (first page is missing) about the mood of the Polish population after the arrest of Polish priests. The Poles were very depressed but did not make any outward remarks against the Germans. There is a rumor going on about a formation of an anti-Bolshevik battalion. The order to have the Poles greet respectively all Germans in uniform brought about a sizable increase in application for the "Volksliste." The young Poles are reluctant greeters. No underground activity was identified. In October 1941, the Secret State Police publicly executed ten Poles in retaliation for setting fire to a German estate in Przesław. For atonement for the killing of the police sergeant Grüner, on orders of SS chief, district Wieluń, in Wächtern in November 1941, ten politically and criminally charged ten Polish prisoners publicly executed. The leaders and members of the underground organization "Z.W.Z." (Association of Armed Polish Underground Forces) are being sought and arrested in Kalisz. One Volks German was also found and caught. All together there were 156 arrests made during October 25 - November 8, 1941. List of 15 transgressions or criminal acts among them dealings with Jews, Poles, hostile attitude towards Germans, sabotage, treason, etc. Distribution list showing the names of SS authorities in Poznań Kalisz. Correspondence, witness testimonies, and death certificates. 144 pages. Decision to exclude the materials concerning the shooting of 16 Poles in September 1939 in the village of Folwarki, district Radom Szczansko by

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the German Army and follow it as separate case. Date 10 February 1971 by the public prosecutor in Łódź. Correspondence, death certificates, testimonies, photographs, legend of committed crime, and grave sites. no date. 208 pages.

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committed in the Inowlodz ghetto. Documents concerning execution of three persons in Wiewiórowo (Radomsko district) on 7 September 1943 for contact with partisans. Documents concerning mass murders committed by the Wehrmacht in the village of Piaski and Kajetanowice (Radomsko district) on 5-6 November 1939. Documents concerning the execution of twenty prisoners form the Czestochowa prison on 16 December 1943, in Wygoda (Radomsko district) on supicion of underground activities. Documents concerning crimes committed in the New Town (Nowe Miasto) ghetto of Pilica (Rawa Mazowiecka district).

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Documents concerning the prison for investigative detention (for women) at 6 Teresa Street in Łódź. Documents concerning the shooting of three people on the rifle range in Pabianice in November 1939. Documents concerning the activities of SS Brigadeführer Richard Fiedler in Łódź. Documents concerning crimes committed in the camp for Soviet prisoners of war on Odrzańska Street in Łódź 1941-1945. Documents concerning the activities of Hans Trossmann in Łódź. Documents concerning the execution of fourteen people in Wiskitno (Łódź district) on 11 May 1941. Documents concerning crimes committed in the community of Głowno in 1939-1945 by Gestapo officers stationed in Łowicz and military police stationed in Głowno.

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Documents concerning crimes committed by the Nazis in the town of Konstantynów (Łódź district) in 1939-1945.

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Documents concerning crimes commetted by German soldiers in the communitites of Głowno, Ozorków, Stryków, and Zgierz in the Łódź province in September 1939.

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Documents concerning the criminal activities of the Nazi judges and prosecutors of the Special Tribunal in Łódź, 1940-1945. Documents concerning the murder of seven people by Gestapo officers in Łódź on 25 September 1943. Documents concerning crimes committed against the Jews of the Stryków ghetto (Brzeziny district), 1940-1942. Documents concerning the execution of twelve members of the Polish Workers' Party by Gestapo officers in Łódź on 15 November 1943. Documents concerning the execution of ten to twenty people in 1944, by verdict of the military tribunal in Łódź, for activities prejudicial ot the Wehrmacht.

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Documents concerning the temporary camp (1939-1940) set up by the Nazis in the "Zachęta" movie theater on Kościuszko Street in Pabianice.

30 72/67, vols. I-VI

Documents concerning crimes against the Jews of the Łódź ghetto.

31 Ds 72/67, vols. VII-XII

S 26/75

Documents and an album of photographs concerning crimes against the Jews of the Łódź ghetto. Documents concerning the camp for Gypsies within the territory of the Jewish ghetto in Łódź.

32 Ds 30/67

Ds 89/67, vols. I-IV

Ds 91/67

Ds 94/67

Ds 95/67

Documents concerning crimes against the Jewish residents of the Lututów ghetto (Wieluń district). Documents concerning crimes committed by military police stationed in Mokrsko and Skomlin (Wieluń district). Documents concerning crimes committed by Horst Ryszard Wróbel, Commissioner of the community of Mierzyce (Wieluń district), 1940-1944. Documents concerning the murder of six Jews by German soldiers in Lutomiersk near Łódź, on 7-9 September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of several people by German soldiers near Osjaków (Wieluń district) on 3 September 1939.

33 Ds 118/67

Ds 121/67

Ds 122/67

Documents concerning the execution of ten people in the stadium at Sieradz on 17 September 1941. Documents concerning the criminal activities of the military police stationed in Dzietrzniki (Wieluń district). Documents concerning the criminal activities of the military police stationed in Biała (Wieluń district).

34 Ds 105/67; Ds 333/67; S

7/72

Ds 167/67

Ds 250/67

Documents concerning crimes committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Ostrówek near Wieluń, 1940-1945. Documents concerning the hanging of five Jews by the Germans in Poddębice (Łęczyca district) on 17 March 1942. Documents concerning the execution of nine people by German soldiers in the village of Rowy (Sieradz district) on 3 September 1939.

32

Ds 338/67,

vols. I-III

Documents concerning crimes committed by military police stationed in Działoszyn (Wieluń district), 1940-1945.

35 Ds 225/67

Ds 248/67

Ds 286/67

Ds 287/67

Ds 288/67

Ds 374/67

Ds 392/67

Ds 395/67

Ds 434/67

Documents concerning the shooting of the priest Jan Krawiecki in the forest near the village of Dębożka (Sieradz district) on 6 June 1941. Documents concerning crimes committed against the Jews of the Wieluń ghetto, 1940-1942. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen people by German soldiers in the community of Burzenin (Sieradz district) on 4 September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of ten to twenty people by German soldiers in the village of Niedoń (Sieradz district) on 21 January 1945. Documents concerning the hanging of ten people in the village of Kielczyglow (Sieradz district) on 16 September 1942. Documents concerning crimes committed by military police stationed in Lututów (Wieluń district), 1940-1944. Documents concerning the murder of several people by military police stationed in Wieluń, 1939-1944. Documents concerning crimes committed by military police stationed in Ruda and Kraszkowice near Wieluń in 1940-1944. Documents concerning crimes committed by military police in Szynkielów (Wieluń district), 1940-1945.

36 Ds 424/67

Ds 425/67

Ds 435/67

Ds 437/67

Ds 440/67

Documents cocnerning the burning of the town of Złoczew (Sieradz district) by German soldiers on 3-4 September 1939 and concerning the murder of approximately 200 Poles and Jews. Documents concerning crimes committed by military police stationed in Braszewice (Sieradz district), 1940-1945. Documents concerning crimes committed by military police in Złoczew (Sieradz district), 1939-1944. Documents concerning the hanging of Julian Sylla and Kazimierz Kalniewski on 25 February 1944, on the orders of the Łódź Gestapo, in Karsznice near Zdunska Wola (Sieradz district). Documents concerning the murder of seven people by military police stationed in Wróblew (Sieradz district), 1940-1944.

33

Ds 442/67

Ds 16/68

Documents concerning the murder of three Jews at prayer by German soldiers in Zduńska Wola in September 1939. Documents concerning crimes committed in 1943 by the German forester H. E. Sternagel of the Chojne forest range (Sieradz district).

37 Ds 392/67

Ds 428/67

Ds 489/67

Ds 56/68

Ds 66/68

Documents concerning the murder of several people by military police stationed in Wieluń, 1939-1944. Documents concerning the criminal activities of the military policeman August Schubert, stationed in Zygry (Sieradz district). Documents concerning the mass executions of Poles and Jews in the Jewish cemetery of Wieluń, 1939-1940. Documents concerning the murder of several Poles and Jews by officers of the SS Totenkopfverbände in Sieradz on 15 September 1939. Documents concerning the shooting of six people (Poles and Jews) by officers of the SD in Zdunska Wola on 11 November 1939.

38 Ds 234/67

Ds 110/67

Ds 9/70

Ds 21/70

Ds 32/70

S 35/71

S 42/71

S 8/77

Documents concerning murders of Jews in the Sieradz ghetto. Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Konopnica (Wieluń district). Documents concerning crimes committed by German soldiers in the community of Lututów (Wieluń district) in September 1939. Documents concerning criminal bombardment of the hospital in Wieluń by the Luftwaffe on 1 September 1939. Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Siemkowice (Wieluń district) 1940-1944. Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Niewiesz (Turek district), 1942-1943. Documents concerning crimes committed by German soldiers in Wieluń September 1939. Documents concerning criminal bombardment of Wieluń on 1 September 1939 by the Luftwaffe, when hundreds of Poles and Jews were killed.

39 Ds 235/67

Documents concerning the execution of 21 Poles and Jews at the cemetery in Dzigorzewo near to Siradz, 14 November 1939.

34

S 58/72

S 65/72

S 17/73

S 29/73

S 34/73

S 37/73

S 16/74

Documents concerning the murder by the German soldiers of ca. 30 people in Chechel near Pabianice in September 1939. Documents concerning the murder by the military police stationed in Wierzchy (Sieradz district) of a few people, 1941-1944. Documents concerning the murder of ten people by the German soldiers in Sieradz, 4 September 1939. Documents concerning the shooting of Rubin Majer Stobiecki by the police from the "Major Kegel" battalion in łask, 18 September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of 11 mentally ill inhabitants of Wartkowice (Łęczyca district), summer 1943. Documents concerning the murder of Jakub Grabiner vel Grabiszer in Z_oczewo (Sieradz district), summer 1941. Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Radoszewice (Wieluń district), 1940-1944.

40

S 29/74

S 4/75

S 5/75

S 6/85

S 12/75

S 17/75

S 12/76

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the crimes against the Jewish residents of Poddębice, 1939-1943. Documents concerning the crimes committed by Wehrmacht in Borki Lipkowskie (District Łęczyca) in September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by Wehrmacht on 3 September 1939 in the villages of Zalesiaki and Pieńki (District Wieluń). Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policeman stationed in Kraszkowice (District Wieluń), 1940-1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by German soldiers in Dobro_ (District Łask) in September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by Wehrmacht in the villages of Stro_sko and Zapolice (District Łask) in September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed against the Jews of the Wieluń ghetto. Documents concerning the crimes committed by military police stationed

35

S 4/85

in Kiełczyg_owa (District Wieluń).

41

Ds 252/67

Ds 431/67

Ds 492/67

Ds 13/69

Ds 17/69

Ds 18/69

Ds 17/70

Ds 36/70

S 1/81

S 5/85

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers in the village of Wżyż (Sieradz District) on 5 September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of two persons by military police in Ruda (Sieradz district), 1942. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers in the villages of Pierzchnia Góra and Rossoszyca (Sieradz District) on 5-6 September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers in the village of Charlupia Wielka (Sieradz District) on 5-6 September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers near the villages of Strońsk-Zapolice (Łask District) on 5-6 September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the military policeman stationed in Radoszewice (Wieluń District). Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers in the village of Zadzim (Sieradz District) on 5-6 September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of three persons by the German soldiers in Polkowo near Zduńska Wola in January 1945. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers (Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht) near Działoszyn (Wieluń district) on 1-3 September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the Schutzpolizei stationed in Sieradz, 1941-1944.

42

Ds 179/67

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the crimes committed by German soldiers in the village of Parma (Łowicz district) on 12 September 1939.

36

Ds 342/67

Ds 447/67

Ds 452/67

Ds 457/67

Ds 60/68

Ds 65/68

Ds 69/68

Ds 84/68

Ds 86/68

Ds 2/69

Ds 15/70

Documents concerning the crimes committed by Germans in the village of Wyszkowice (Łowicz district) and Retniowiec (Skierniewice district), 1943-1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by Germans in the villages of Adomów and Jeruzal (Skierniewice district), 1943-1945. Documents concerning the burning by Nazis of several dozen of the inmates from the Pawiak prison (Warsaw) at the Skierniewice railway station, 30-31 August 1944. Documents concerning the murder of two persons in the village of Podsądkowice near Dałków (Skierniewice district) 13 August 1943. Documents concerning the murder of several persons in Bolimowo (Łowicz district) on 6 August 1944. Documents concerning the shooting of two Poles and three Jews in the village of Ossa (Rawa Mazowiecka district). Documents concerning the murder of three Jews from the family Kleinbert near the village of Feliksówka (Brzeziny district) 1942. Documents concerning the shooting of three Poles by the Landwache officers in Długokąty (Skierniewice district) 12 December 1943. Documents concerning the murder of Icek Najfeld in Rawa Maowiecka on 18 October 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policemen in the villages of Dębniak and Wyczełniak (Skierniewice district) in May 194?. Documents concerning the murder of five Jews in the forest near the villages of Popieł and Frydrychów by Jeżów (Brzeziny district) autumn 1942.

43

Ds 448/67

Ds 460/67

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the murder of three Jews from Rawa Mazowiecka in Skoczykłody (Skierniewice district) 1943. Documents concerning the murder of Jews from Warsaw (Jan, Ryszard and Halina Słońska) in the village of Grabina Ma_a (Skierniewice district), December 1943.

37

Ds 462/67

Ds 16/70

Ds 30/70

Ds 31/70

Ds 7/73

Ds 16/73

Ds 28/73

Ds 4/74

S 23/74

S 24/74

S 1/76

Documents concerning the murder of several Jews at the commune of Głuchów (Rawa Mazowiecka district), 1942-1943. Documents concerning the shooting of Adam Iwański on 28 October 1942 in Rawa Mazowiecka. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers in the village of Nadolna (Brzeziny district) on 10 September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers in the villages of Domosin and Nogawki (Brzeziny district) on 9 September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of brothers Siuci_ski by the Bahnschutz officers in Węgry (Brzeziny district) on 9 April 1944. Documents concerning the shooting of five Catholic priests by the German soldiers in Michałowo (Skierniewice district) on 12 September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed against the prisoners of war in the camp in Skierniewice, 1939-1945. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers in the villages of Jamno and Dąbkowice (Łowicz district) in September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of several members of the resistance in the village of Studzianek (Rawa Mazowieka district) on 11 January 1945. Documents concerning the murder of an unidentified Jew in the village of Marchaty (Rawa Mazowiecka district) on 1 January 1943, and concerning the Piotrków Trybunalski Sondergericht's pronouncement of the death sentence for Jan Stępniewski on 6 May 1943, for hiding the above mentioned Jew. Documents concerning the murder of several persons by the German soldiers in the village of Oszkowice (Łowicz district, Bielawy commune) in September 1939.

44

Ds 36/76

Ds 456/76

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the labor camp for Jews and Poles in Małoszyce (Łowicz district). Documents concerning the shooting of 20 persons on 20 December 1943

38

Ds 7/76

Ds 9/77

S 10/77 - A.I

S 10/77 - B

S 6/86

S 7/86

in Skierniewice at the wall of the Jewish ghetto. Documents concerning the murder of ten to twenty persons from Brzeziny and nearby localities in the Radom prison, April-May 1940. Documents concerning the crimes committed in the camp for Soviet prisoners of war in Małoszyce (Łowicz district). Documents concerning the murder of 50 wounded Polish soldiers by the German soldiers in the village of Jasieniec (Sochaczew district) on 16 September 1939. Documents concerning the shooting of several Polish POW and civilians by the German soldiers in the commune of Młodzieszyn (Sochaczew district) in September 1939. Documents concerning the shooting of two persons by German solders in Rosławice (Rawa Mazowiecka district on 18 July 1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the military policeman stationed in Jeżowa (Brzeziny district), 1940-1945 (part I).

45

Ds 7/86

Ds 161/67

Ds 165/67

Ds 166/67

Ds 187/67

Ds 309/67

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: (continued from reel 44) Documents concerning the crimes committed by the military policeman stationed in Jeżowa (Brzeziny district), 1940-1945. Documents concerning the murder of brothers Jankowski on 23 April 1940 in the village of Zgoda (Kutno district). Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers on 9 September 1939, in Jankowo (Łęczyca district). Documents concerning the hanging of Władysław Rogoziński on 12 June 1942, in Witaszewice (Łęczyca district). Documents concerning the murder of the Ufa family in the village of Jamno-Osiny (Łowicz district) 23 July 1943. Documents concerning the murder of 10 Jews by the military policemen from the station in _ani_ta (Łowicz district) winter 1942-1943. Documents concerning the murder of several Poles and Jews by German

39

Ds 339/67

Ds 353/67

Ds 50/68

Ds 7/69

Welheim Lorentz in summer 1944. Documents concerning the hanging of several Jews in Piątek (Łęczyca district ) in 1942. Documents concerning the crimes committed in the camp in Kutno (Przemys Łowa Street 7). Documents concerning the crimes committed in the prison of Łęczyca, 1940-1945.

46

S 62/72

S 68/72

S 69/72

S 71/72

S 74/71

S 5/74

S 17/74

S 3/75

S 21/75

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the crimes committed against the inmates in the prison of Kutno, 1940-1945. Documents concerning the shooting of six persons by German soldiers in Gosławice and Wola Kałkowa (Kutno district) on 16 September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of Aurelia Jędrzejczak (neurotic person) and two unidentified Jews by the military policemen stationed in Krołniewice. Documents concerning the murder of three men by the Sicherheitspolizei officers in the forest near the village of Ostrowy (Kutno district) on 5 November 1939. Documents concerning the death sentence of the Sondergericht in Włocławek for two residents of Kutno district for the smuggling of food to the Generalgovernment. Documents concerning the rape and murder of Anne Dogadalska by German Aleksander Heck in Kutno-Raszew on 16 September 1943. Documents concerning the murder of several persons by German soldiers in the village of Wichrów and Wilczkowice Dolne (Łęczyca district) in Sep 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the Grenzschutz officers stationed in Plecka Dębrowa (Kutno district). no dates given. Documents concerning the ghetto for Jews in Kiernozia (Łowicz district). no date given. Documents concerning the crimes committed by German soldiers against the Polish prisoners of war during the battle on the Bzura River in

40

S 25/75, vols. I-II

September 1939.

47

S 25/75, vol. III

Ds 21/69

Ds 20/70

S 22/72

S 18/76

S 11/77

S 3/80

S 3/87

S 21/74

S 40/74

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the crimes committed by German soldiers against the Polish prisoners of war during the battle on the Bzura River in September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by Germans against the Polish prisoners of war in the town of Zgierz in September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of several persons on 16 September 1939, in Sieraków (Kutno district). Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policemen stationed in Bedlno (Kutno district). Documents concerning the murder of several persons including Soviet partisans in the commune Duninów (Gostynin district) in September 1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by German soldiers in the commune Iżow (Sochaczews district) in September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of Jewess Hana Fabisz in D_browice (Kutno district) in 1941. Documents concerning the crimes committed by German called Gor_cy - the commissioner of the commune of Białyszewo (Sierpc district), 1940-1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by Grenzschutz officers in the Łęczyca district, 1940-1944. Documents concerning the murders of several persons by the Bahnschutz officers on the railroad Koluszki-Skierniewice, 1942-1944.

48

Ds 261/67

Ds 366/67, vols. I-II

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policemen stationed in Sokolniki (Wieluń district) 1940-1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policemen stationed in Radostów (Wieluń district), 1940-1944.

41

Ds 370/67

Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policemen stationed in Galewice (Wieluń district), 1940-1944.

49

Ds 289/67

Ds 367/67

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policemen stationed in Ciastary (Wieluń district). Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policemen stationed in Bolesławiec (Wieluń district).

50

Ds 436/67, vols. I-II

Ds 29/70

Documents from the archives of the District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Łódź: Documents concerning the crimes committed by military policemen stationed in Dzietrzkowice and Wojcin (Wieluń district), 1940-1944. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Poles and Jews by German soldiers on 1-4 September 1939, in the districts of Kępno and Wieluń.

51 S 2/72

S 28/74

S 35/74

Ds 262/67

Ds 169/67

S 2/90

Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Wieruszowo (Wieluń district). Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Wąglewice (Wieluń district). Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Rudniki and Żytniów (Wieluń district). Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Praszka and Wierzbie (Wieluń district). Documents concerning the hanging of eight Jews in Ozorków (Łęczyca district), 10 April 1942. Documents concerning the shooting of several dozen of people in the community Domaniewice (Łowicz district), September 1939.

52 Ds 23/70

S 66/72

S 1/89

Documents concerning crimes committed against allied prisoners of war in the camp Monice by Sieradz. Documents concerning the murder of three Jews by the Schupo policemen in Sieradz, 26 August 1942. Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Widawa (Łask district).

42

S 1/89

S 3/85

S 2/86

S 8/92/H

Ds 34/70

S 10/75

Documents concerning crimes committed by German soldiers in the communities of Głowno, Ozorków, Stryków, and Zgierz in the Łódź province in September 1939. Documents concerning crimes committed by the policeman Ewald Krakowski vel Knacke from the Kriminalpolizei in Ostrów Wilkopolski. Documents concerning the murder of several people by the German soldiers in Podzamcze - Wieruszowo, 1-2 September 1939. Documents concerning crimes committed by the military police stationed in Nowe Skalmierzyce (Ostrów Wielkopolski district). Documents concerning the ghetto in Łask. Documents concerning the ghetto in Żelów.

53 S 18/75 vols. I-VI

Documents concerning the Gestapo prison in Łódź, Sterlinga Str. 16.

54 S 18/75 vol. VII-XI

Ds 24/69, vol.

I

Documents concerning the Gestapo prison in Łódź, Sterlinga Str. 16. Documents concerning mass executions committed by Gestapo at the Jewish cemetery in Łódź ("Na Dołach"), 1943-1944.

55 Ds 24/69 vol. II

Ds 55/67 vol. VII-IX

Ds 55/67 vol.

I

Documents concerning mass executions committed by Gestapo at the Jewish cemetery in Łódź ("Na Dołach"), 1943-1944. Documents concerning mass executions of Poles committed by the Nazis during the occupation in the forests near Łódź. Documents concerning executions committed by Nazis during the occupation in the forest "Okr_glik" near Zgierz, 1940-1942.

56 Ds 65/67

Ds 77/67 vol. I-II

Ds 243/67

Ds 357/67

S 1/83

Documents concerning mass executions of Polish citizens during the occupation in the forests near Tuszyn and Rzgów. Documents concerning mass executions of Poles in the forests near to Lułomierz (Zgierz district), 1939-1944. Documents concerning mass executions of Poles in the forest near Łagiewniki (Zgierz district), 1939-1940. Documents concerning mass executions of Poles in the forest near Lipiny (Brzeziny district), 1939-1944. Documents concerning executions committed in the military experimental range "Na Brusie" near Łódź, 1939-1944.

43

Kpp 145/82

and Kpp 69/84

Documents concerning criminal activities of 41st Reserve Police Battalion in Łódź district.

57 Closed cases of German Nazi Crimes in Poznań. Cases: Soviet POW camps on Polish territory; forced labor camps in Nieborów, district Łowicz. Established in January 1942, closed in November 1942; camp inmates all Poles, 2,000. Worked on the river Bzura. After liquidation of camp prisoners moved to Łowicz-Małoszyce. In Polish. Request of information about Małoszyce labor camp where the inmates were Jews from Łódź ghetto. They worked on the regualtion of the river Bzura for the German firm "Karol Merman." when the Jews were deported Soviet POW took their place. In 1942, Polish prisoners, men and women, took their place. Mistreatment of Soviet POWs. Only one person (Jewish) was murdered in the camp. He tried to escape. No name established. Case not persecuted. Correspondence and testimonies. In Polish. 1971. 39 pages. Babichy, community leader, SS Jewish camp established in July 1944, closed in September 1944. Inmates returned to Łódź ghetto. Camp had a physician. 70 persons, all men. Two died and drowned in the river. Poles helped the Jews by throwing potatoes or bread slices over the fence. Correspondence, testimonies, birth certificates. 94 pages. Camp in Ruda Pabianicka Bayer paper factory. October 1939 - June 1940 for Poles and Jews; about 2,000 passed through. Families fed the workers. One person killed during liquidation; remaining transferred to Ragodoszcze camp Sniec. From September 1939 to fall 1941, camp held Polish POWs, later Soviet POWs. 100,000 persons passed through this camp, including Warsaw uprising POWs in 1944. List of 200 people arrested upon denunciation by ethnic Germans in November 1939. Arrested were also the priests for the Ruda Pabianicka parish from Chojno; 50 priests were taken to Radogoszcze to amuse the Germans. The priests marched with heads shaven clean, huge black numbers on white sheets. After release from Radogoszcz they were all sent to Dachau concentratin camp. Correspondence, testimonies, investigation. Lists of priests arrested. 1967. 127 pages. Krołniewice, district Kutno, ghetto established in May 1940; liquidated 15 October 1942. Population 1,100. Worked in neighboring estates, half died. For food, vegetables and bread. During liquidation taken to Ko_o for execution. Reel 57 continued List of Jews executed in the extermination center at Chełmno, killed on 31

44

March 1942. Correspondence, testimonies, ghetto plans, list of policemen from Krosniewice, and death certificates of murdered Jews. 184 pages. Killing of Polish citizens during 16-18 September 1939 by soldiers of German Army in Retki, Zduny, Bogoria Gorna, B_ków Górny, Maurzyce, district Łowicz, together 83 victimes. List of victims. Correspondence, testimonies, and death certificates. 1971. 525 pages.

58 Ds 37/67, vol. I-IV

Ds 61/67 vol.

I-II

Documents concerning crimes committed against the inmates of the camps for displaced persons in Łódź. Documents concerning crimes committed against the inmates of the camp for displaced persons and Soviet children in Konstantynów near Łódź, Łódźka Str. 27, 1940-1945.

59 Ds 61/67, vol. III-VI

Ko 57/71, vol.

I-II

Documents concerning crimes committed against the inmates of the camp in Konstantynów near Łódź, 1940-1945. Documents concerning Nazi Germanization ("racial") camp in Łódź, Sporna Str. 73.

60 Ko 57/71, vol. III-IV

Ds 12/67, vol.

I-IV

Documents concerning Nazi germanization ("racial") camp in Łódź, Sporna Str. 73. Documents concerning Arbeitserziehungslager in Łódź at Sikawa.

61 12/67, vol. V-VIII

70/67, vol. I-II

Documents concerning Arbeitserziehungslager in Łódź at Sikawa. Documents concerning the public shooting of 100 Poles by German in Zgierz, 20 March 1942.

62 Ds 70/67, vol. III-VI S 49/74

S 12/73

Ds 22/69

S 11/72

Documents concerning the public shooting of 100 Poles by German in Zgierz, 20 March 1942. Documents concerning the murder of Jew Baruch in Anderspol near Łódź. Documents concerning crimes committed by the military policemen Otto Draber and Sigmunt Luniak stationed in Proboszczewice (Łódź district). Documents concerning shooting of disabled ex-soldier Zygmunt D_browski by the Gestapo officer Fink. 14 January 1944. Documents concerning the sentence of Helena Glapi_ska by the Special Tribunal in Łódź and "doom" in Breslau (7 May 1940) because of anti-German activities in 1939.

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S 2/74

Documents concerning criminal activities of German Karol Fritsche in Łódź.

63 Ds 67/67 vol. I-VI

Documents concerning crimes committed against the inmates of the camp (police prison) at Radogoszcz in Łódź.

64 Ds 67/67, vol. VII-XI

Documents concerning crimes committed against the inmates of the camp (police prison) at Radogoszcz in Łódź.

65 Ds 67/67, vol. XII-XVII

Documents concerning crimes committed against the inmates of the camp (police prison) at Radogoszcz in Łódź.

66 Ds 67/67, vol. XVIII-XXIII

Documents concerning crimes committed against the inmates of the camp (police prison) at Radogoszcz in Łódź.

67 Ds 67/67 vol. XVIV-XXIX

Documents concerning crimes committed against the inmates of the camp (police prison) at Radogoszcz in Łódź.

68 Ds 281/67, vol. I-VI

Documents concerning Nazi camp for children and youth in Łódź at Przemyslowa Str.

69 Ds 281/67, vol VI, VII-XI

Documents concerning Nazi camp for children and youth in Łódź at Przemyslowa Str.

70 Ds 281/67, vol. XII-XIV

Ds 249/67,

vol. I-II

Ds 2/68

Documents concerning Nazi camp for children and youth in Łódź at Przemyslowa Str. Documents concerning crimes committed against the mentally defective and chronically ill patients of the hospital in Warta (Sieradz district). Documents concerning crimes committed against the mentally defective and chronically ill patients of the hospital in Kochanówska near Łódź.

71 S 20/76

S 11/76

Ds 280/67

Documents concerning the criminal liquidation of the mentally defective and chronically ill patients of the hospitals in the Łódź district. Documents concerning crimes committed against Poles and Jews by the Border Guard officers stationed in the district of Brzeziny. Documents concerning mass crimes committed by the soldiers of the Wehrmacht in the villages Teresin and Mikuly (Brzeziny district). September 1939.

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S 9/76

Documents concerning the murder of dozens of people by the German pilots during the so called "March to Brzeziny." September 1939.

72 Ds 136/67

Ds 180/67

Ds 181/67

Ds 304/67

Ds 397/67

S 39/74

S 35/73

S 18/71

S 41/74

Ds 336/67

Documents concerning crimes cimmitted against the Jews of the Ujezdz ghetto (district Brzeziny). Documents concerning the shooting of five persons by Nazi military police in Pszczonów, district Skierniewice, 1 August 1943. Documents concerning the murder of several people in Wola Szyd_owiecka and surrounding villages in district _owicz, committed by unidentified Nazi's troops in December 1943. Documents concerning the shooting of Jakub Federowicz, Stanis_aw Trojan, and the four Jews hidden by them in Kawenczyn, district Skierniewice, in May 1944. Documents concerning the murder of three Poles in Wojska Stare village district Rawa Mazowiecka on 22 February 1943. Documents concerning crimes committed by the members of Schutzpolizei from the police-station Brzeziny. Documents concerning the shooting of several people in Osiek, district Łowicz, in June 1943. Documents concerning the shooting of three young Poles in Tomaszów Mazowiecki on 30 March 1940. Documents concerning the murder of three Jews in Zubki Duże, district Rawa Mazowiecka, in summer 1941. (vols. I-II) Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Poles and Jews committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą.

73 Ds 336/67

Ds 398/67

Ds 399/67

(vol. III-IV) Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Poles and Jews committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Poles and Jews committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Nowe Miasto and Pilicą. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Poles and Jews committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Nowe Miasto nad

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Ds 198/67

Ds 10/68

Ds 400/67

Ds 11/68

Ds 144/67

Ds 148/67

Pilic_. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Poles and Jews committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Nowe Miasto and Pilicą. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Poles and Jews committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Nowe Miasto and Pilicą. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Poles and Jews committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Nowe Miasto and Pilicą. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Jews and Poles committed by the Nazi military police from Rawa Mazowiecka during the period 1940-1945. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Jews and Poles committed by the Nazi military police from Rawa Mazowiecka during the period 1940-1945. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Jews and Poles committed by the Nazi military police from Rawa Mazowiecka during the period 1940-1945. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Jews and Poles committed by the Nazi military police from Rawa Mazowiecka during the period 1940-1945. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Jews and Poles committed by the Nazi military police from Rawa Mazowiecka during the period 1940-1945. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen Jews and Poles committed by the Nazi military police from Rawa Mazowiecka during the period 1940-1945. Documents concerning the shooting of seven people by the Nazi military police from Jeżów, district Brzeziny, 31 July 1944. Documents concerning the shooting of five Poles by the Nazi military police stationed in Główno, committed in Nadolna, district Brzeziny, 8 September 1944.

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Documents concerning the crimes committed by Nazi military police stationed in Wola Pekoszewska, district Skierniewice, during the period 1940-1945 (the murder of several dozen of Jews and Poles).

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S 10/77

Documents concerning the shooting of dozen or more people in the forests surrounding the villages Chojnata and Budy Chojnackie, district Skierniewice, in the period between 1942-1944. (volumes C II; D, A II, and B I) Documents concerning the murder of several hundred people by German soldiers in Sochaczew, Nowa Sucha, Rybno, and Młodzieszyn, in September 1939.

75 Ds 332/67

Ds 337/67

Ds 419/67

Ds 444/67

S 14/75

Ds 404/67

S 67/72

Ds 478/67

Ds 479/67

S 27/72

Documents concerning the murder of 16 people in the villages R_dziny and Łazów, district Radomsko, on 30 December 1943 and 7 January 1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by Nazi Military Police stationed in _wi_ta Anna, near Dąbrowa Zielona, district Radomsko, during the period 1940-1945. Documents concerning the murder of several people during the pacification of the village Ewina, near Żytno, district Radomsko, on 12 September 1944. Documents concerning the murder of several dozen people by the soldiers of the Kalmuck Cavalry Brigade during the pacification of the village Wygoda near Gidle, district Radomsko, in July 1944. Documents concerning the murder of 29 people by the German soldiers on the premises of the cloister in _wi_ta Anna, near Dąbrowa Zielona, during the first days of September 1939. Documents concerning the murder of dozen or more people in the village Patrzyków, district Wieluń, on 1-5 October 1944. Documents concerning the murder of several people by the Nazi military police stationed in Eŧek, in October 1944. Documents concerning the murder of dozen or more people by the Nazi military police stationed in Pajączno and Janki, district Wieluń, during the period 1943-1944. Documents concerning the murder of dozen or more people by the Nazi military police stationed in Pajączno and Janki, district Wieluń, during the period 1943-1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the Nazi frontier guard stationed in Nowa Brzeąnica, district Radomsko.

76 Ds 416/67 Documents concerning the murder of 16 or more people by the Nazi

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S 9/72

S 28/72

Ds 363/67

S 11/71

S 12/71

military police stationed in Zamość, district Wieluń, during the period 1941-1944. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Pajączno, district Wieluń. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Pajączno, district Wielu_. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Brzeziny, district Wieluń. Documents concerning the pacification of the village Czech, near Żytno, district Radomsko, and the murder of 29 inhabitants of the village on 6 January 1944. Documents concerning the murder of nine people during the two pacifications of the village Rędziny, near Żytno, district Radomsko, 30 December 1943 and on 7 January 1944. Documents concerning the murder of nine Gypsies by the Nazi military police in the forest near the village Maŧa Wieś, near Żytno, district Radomsko, in December 1943.

77 Ds 102/67

Ds 259/67

Ds 291/67

Ds 294/67

Ds 318/67

Ds 414/67

Documents concerning the mass crimes committed by the German soldiers against Jews and Poles in the district Radomsko in September 1939. Documents concerning the mass crimes committed by the German soldiers against Jews and Poles in the district Radomsko in September 1939. Documents concerning the mass crimes committed by the German soldiers against Jews and Poles in the district Radomsko in September 1939. Documents concerning the mass crimes committed by the German soldiers against Jews and Poles in the district Radomsko in September 1939. Documents concerning the mass crimes committed by the German soldiers against Jews and Poles in the district Radomsko in September 1939. Documents concerning the crimes committed by the German soldiers in the village Bartodzieje Bankowe, district Radomsko, on 4 September 1939.

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S 38/71

S 40/71

S 6/73

S 3/77

Ds 177/67

Ds 322/67

Documents concerning the criminal activity of Reinhold Beyer, the administrator of the estate Chorzenice near Pajączno. Documents concerning the murder of several people by German soldiers in the village Silniczka, district Radomsko, 5 September 1939. Documents concerning the shooting of two Poles by the Nazi military police in Maluszyn, district Radomsko, on 23 November 1944. Documents concerning crimes committed by the Nazi military police stationed in Zamość, district Radomsko, during the period 1943-1944. Documents concerning the murder of 14 inhabitants of the village Krajnica, district Opoczno, committed by foreign troops in Nazi service in the forest near Inow Łódź on 2 August 1944. Documents concerning the pacification of the villages Dąbrówka, Czerniewice, and Wielka Wola (district Rawa Mazowiecka), committed by the Gestapo and Nazi military police on 15 February 1943. Documents concerning the murder of three 16-year old boy scouts from Lód_ by the Nazi military police stationed in Koluszki on 20 September 1943.