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Humnicki Stefan & Humnicka Sophie (Lubomirska)
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Humnicki, Stefan Humnicka, Sophie Doliński, Czesław Count Stefan Humnicki and his wife, Sophie, owned an estate in the village of Ruskow, in the county of Sidlice, in the Warsaw district, where they employed about twenty Jewish men and women, under a special permit granted by the Germans. Most of the Jews who worked on the farm came from neighboring towns which had been liquidated the previous summer. In December 1942, when German policemen began rounding up Jews prior to their deportation to the death camps, Aron Perelman hid in an oven, and later escaped to the forest. Another Jew...
Nationality : Poland
Religion : Catholic
Fate : Survived
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Doliński Czesław
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Humnicki, Stefan Humnicka, Sophie Doliński, Czesław Count Stefan Humnicki and his wife, Sophie, owned an estate in the village of Ruskow, in the county of Sidlice, in the Warsaw district, where they employed about twenty Jewish men and women, under a special permit granted by the Germans. Most of the Jews who worked on the farm came from neighboring towns which had been liquidated the previous summer. In December 1942, when German policemen began rounding up Jews prior to their deportation to the death camps, Aron Perelman hid in an oven, and later escaped to the forest. Another Jew...
Nationality : Poland
Religion : Catholic
Fate : Survived
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