Detailed Bulletin: Jewish Ingratitude to Polish Jew-Rescuers
Poland’s Jew-Rescuers in perspective: A Jew is not required to risk his own life to save the life of another’s, according to the Babylonian...
Category : Silent Heroes
“Polish Schindler” Aleksander Lados Spurned by Holocaust Establishment
The Forgers, by Roger Moorhouse. 2023. Basic Books, New York Move Over, Schindler. Aleksander Lados the Invisible Pole Did Far More for Jews Than You...
Jewish Appearance Decisive in Preventing Many More Polish Jews From Being Saved
The Promise Hitler Kept, by Stefan Szende. 1945 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis Author Stefan Szende was a Swede who completed a detailed interview of...
Life of ‘hero biologist’ Rudolf Weigl who invented typhus vaccine and saved Poles and Jews during WWII to be retold in timely new film
The new film tells the incredible story of the Polish scientist who first developed a vaccine against the typhus epidemic – and then used...
Dr. Józef Bellert enabled 4,400 Auschwitz-Birkenau prisoners to regain their health and leave the camp.
When the Soviet Red Army liberated Auschwitz-Birkenau in January 1945, about 4,800 prisoners remained in the camp, all of whom were in a near-death state...
On Poles Rescuing Jews. The Light in Hidden Places, by Sharon Cameron
The extraordinary story of Stefania Podgorska, a Polish teenager who chose bravery and humanity by hiding thirteen Jews in her attic during WWII — from...
Stanislawa Leszczynska – A midwife from Auschwitz
Official Germans ordinance dictated that pregnant women were not to be sent to concentration camps. However, there were pregnant prisoners in Auschwitz, as these regulations...
Witold Zacharewicz
On October 1, 1942 Zacharewicz was arrested by the Gestapo for aiding Jews. With 10 other people, including his mother the actor was involved in...
Eleven Martyrs from Nowogrodek: Germans Murder Polish Nuns
When on the night of July 17, 1943, the Gestapo arrested 120 people, mainly the fathers of the Nowogródek families with the intention of executing them,...
Henryk Slawik
Following the German and Soviet aggression against Poland in 1939, Henryk Slawik found himself in Hungary. He organized help for Poles detained there, and, under...