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

Main Page Search phrase: [Event Date = 1939.10.01 - 1939.11.30]

Witness (date and place of birth)
- Anonim (43)
  
  Bazylewska Ludwika (10)
  
  Sendler Irena; 15.02.1910, Warszawa (4)
  
  Łącki Mikołaj; 30.10.1888, Loyew (Belarus) (4)
  
  Lorentz Stanisław; 28.04.1899, Radom (3)
  
  Maławska-Primas Hanna (3)
  
  Russanowska B. (3)
  
  Siedlecki Karol (3)
  
  Szyszko - Bohusz Adolf; 19.08.1883, Narwa (Estonia) (3)
  
  Ast Jadwiga; 24.01.1923, Żarnowiec (śląskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Bartoszko Kazimierz; 09.10.1898 (2)
  
  Barzał Czesław; 09.10.1915, Ostrów Mazowiecka (2)
  
  Bida Władysław; 1886? (2)
  
  Biejat Edmund; 1891? (2)
  
  Borkowski Stefan (2)
  
  Bryński Antoni; 18.01.1899, Radom (2)
  
  Bąk Michał; 1903? (2)
  
  Chwistek Barbara (2)
  
  Ciopińska Anna (2)
  
  Dąbkowska Wiktoria, 1878? (2)
  
  Estreicher Karol; 1905? (2)
  
  Grzesiński Marian (2)
  
  Głowiak Stanisław; 10.02.1903, Podzwierzyniec (now in Ukraine) (2)
  
  Herbich Kazimierz; 29.03.1894 (2)
  
  Jasińska Zofia (2)
  
  Kamińska Apolonia (2)
  
  Kapała Stefan (2)
  
  Kipa Emil Józef; 17.03.1886, Lwów (now in Ukraine) (2)
  
  Kot Franciszek; 20.01.1904, Kosewo (Ostrów Mazowiecka county) (2)
  
  Kowalczyk Józef (2)
  
  Koziar Jan (2)
  
  Kucharski Teofil; 06.02.1889, Jaszczew (2)
  
  Kulicki Władysław (2)
  
  Kuryłowicz Adam; 21.12.1890, Kłyżów (podkarpackie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Lechowski Maksymilian; 1900? (2)
  
  Libkind-Lubodziecki Stanisław; 24.01.1879, Warsaw (2)
  
  Lipski Jan (2)
  
  Martynuska Janina (2)
  
  Matyga Henryk (2)
  
  Mazan Barbara (2)
  
  Maślankiewicz Jan; 01.09.1916, Warsaw (2)
  
  Maślankiewicz Jan; 01.09.1916, Warszawa (2)
  
  Michalski Zbigniew (2)
  
  Michałowicz Mieczysław Jan; 10.09.1876, Petersburg (Russia) (2)
  
  Michelis Zygmunt; 17.03.1880, Bycz (kujawsko-pomorskie voivodeship) (2)
  
  Miklaszewska Antonina (2)
  
  Morawski Zdzisław; 11.01.1927, Mała Wieś (Grójec county) (2)
  
  Morawski Zdzisław; 11.01.1927, Mała Wieś (Grójec district) (2)
  
  Morawski Zdzisław; 11.01.1927, Mała Wieś (grójecki county) (2)
  
  Osawski Zygmunt, 1892? (2)
  
  Palińska Kazimiera; 03.03.1883, Świr (now in Belarus) (2)
  
  Penson Jakub; 23.04.1899, Płock (2)
  
  Pieńkowski Jan; 15.04.1888, Kosewo (Ostrów Mazowiecka county) (2)
  
  Przygoda Józef; 05.02.1909 (2)
  
  Rabiej Ryszard (2)
  
  Raczkiewicz Zbysław; 04.09.1925, Pobołowice (2)
  
  Rysiński Mieczysław (2)
  
  Schrott Ksawera; 1879? (2)
  
  Schwinke Franciszek; 1901? (2)
  
  Sendecki Sylwester; 1903? (2)
  
  Stuhr Oskar Tadeusz; 08.10.1891, Kraków (2)
  
  Szenajch Władysław Ludwik; 13.05.1879, Warsaw (2)
  
  Słuchoński Artur; 02.03.1898 (2)
  
  Toby Hirsz (2)
  
  Wallisch Irena (2)
  
  Warchałowski Edward; 04.10.1889, Piestrzec (2)
  
  Warszawer Zygmunt (2)
  
  Wojciechowski Marceli, 1902? (2)
  
  Wolter Władysław; 05.02.1897, Kraków (2)
  
  Wąsowicz Tadeusz; 29.07.1906, Limanowa (2)
  
  Włodek Kazimierz (2)
  
  Zagórska Antonina; 1888?, Niestachów (2)
  
  Łańczak Władysław (2)
  
  Śliwiński J. (2)
  
  "Bartosz" (1)
  
  Abramczuk Jan, 06.08.1933, Przewłoka (1)
  
  Abramczyk Stanisław (1)
  
  Adamczuk Barbara (1)
  
  Adamczyk Jadwiga (1)
  
  Adamczyk Karol (1)
  
  Adamowicz Wiktor; 08.03.1903 (1)
  
  Adamska Alicja (1)
  
  Adler Stanisław; 08.02.1901, Warsaw (1)
  
  Affek Halina (1)
  
  Affek Piotr; 1905? (1)
  
  Aksnowicz Alfons; 21.01.1920 (1)
  
  Alaba Bogusław, 06.08.1930, Wodynie-Siedlce (1)
  
  Alchimowicz Kazimierz; 1906 (1)
  
  Aleksandrów Władysław; 1919? (1)
  
  Aleksiejewicz Józef (1)
  
  Alscher Josef; 05.06.1894, Legnica (1)
  
  Ambros Florian; 1913? (1)
  
  Ambroziak Jan (1)
  
  Amsta Norbert (1)
  
  Amsterdamski Saul (1)
  
  Andrukowicz Tadeusz (1)
  
  Andruszkiewicz Józef; 1893? (1)
  
  Andrzejewski Teodor; 1904? (1)
  
  Andrzejewski W. (1)
  
  Aniszkiewicz Józef; 1895? (1)
Subject
- The epilogue to September 1939 – Polish soldiers in Soviet captivity (392)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the Kielce region (208)
  
  A shattered childhood – the Lublin region (112)
  
  The Katyń Massacre – reclaimed memory (109)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the Radom region (96)
  
  Clandestine teaching in occupied Poland (88)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the fate of children in occupied Poland (88)
  
  Politics of the master race – institutions, economy, culture (87)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Komi Republic (85)
  
  In the inhuman land – enslavement, starvation, disease (73)
  
  Across the Baltic States – the fates of the internees (70)
  
  The Kielce region – the pacification of Polish rural areas (65)
  
  The Kielce region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (64)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Mazovia (50)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Warsaw (47)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Mazovian region (40)
  
  Ostrów region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (37)
  
  The Radom region – the pacification of townships and rural areas (37)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Arkhangelsk Oblast (35)
  
  A race against time – the road to Anders' Army (28)
  
  Ostrów Mazowiecka – daily terror (28)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Lublin region (27)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Lesser Poland (27)
  
  In exile – Central Asia (26)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – the Ostrów region (22)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Lublin region (21)
  
  The city condemned to death (20)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Lwów region (17)
  
  The Free City of Danzig – erasing Polishness (17)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Warsaw (16)
  
  In exile – Arkhangelsk Oblast (16)
  
  Street executions in Warsaw (15)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau – the German factory of death (14)
  
  Intelligentsia at gunpoint – terror against the Polish elite (14)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Kraków (14)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Ural (14)
  
  Warsaw Ghetto – hell in the center of the city (14)
  
  In exile – Komi Republic (13)
  
  Prisoners of war – transit camps in Kielce (13)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Lesser Poland (12)
  
  Kielce - everyday terror (12)
  
  Pawiak, Szucha, Gęsiówka – Warsaw death blocks (12)
  
  The Polish Underground State and its bid to help Jews (12)
  
  The efforts of the Catholic Church to aid Jews (12)
  
  The persecuted church (12)
  
  Radom – daily terror (11)
  
  In exile – Siberia (10)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Ostrów region (10)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Central Asia (10)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau – the German death factory (9)
  
  Disrupted childhood – Volhynia (9)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Far East (9)
  
  Disrupted childhood – Warsaw (8)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Upper Silesia (8)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Siberia (8)
  
  In exile – Ural (7)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich (6)
  
  Lebensborn – the Germanization of Polish children (6)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Podlasie region (6)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Łódź region (6)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Karelia (6)
  
  The Polish Righteous Among the Nations (6)
  
  Warsaw death ring – mass executions (6)
  
  Clandestine teaching classes – the Kielce region (5)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Wilno region (5)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the Polesie region (5)
  
  Gdańsk – daily terror (5)
  
  Poles who saved Jews (5)
  
  Stadion Leśny, Słowik, Herby – execution sites in Kielce (5)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Povolzhye (Volga Region) (5)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Kujawy region (4)
  
  Clandestine teaching – the Łódź region (4)
  
  Executions in Mazovia (4)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – Lesser Poland (4)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Volhynia (4)
  
  Poles saving Jews – the Częstochowa region (4)
  
  Poles who saved Jews in the Kielce region (4)
  
  Pruszków – the town of the displaced (4)
  
  Radom bathed in blood – the prison in the former convent buildings (4)
  
  Resistance movement in Auschwitz (4)
  
  Auschwitz-Birkenau - extermination camp (3)
  
  Clandestine teaching – Rzeszów (3)
  
  Disrupted childhood – Mazovia (3)
  
  Disrupted childhood – the Zamość region (3)
  
  Forced laborers in the Third Reich – the Kielce region (3)
  
  Humiliation, hunger and death – the Radom Ghetto (3)
  
  Mass extermination – KL Sachsenhausen (3)
  
  Poles saving Jews – Greater Poland (3)
  
  Soldier's House, Fort VII, Żabikowo – the trail of death in Greater Poland (3)
  
  Terror in the "incorporated lands" – the Łódź region (3)
  
  The Gulag Archipelago – Murmansk Oblast (3)
  
  The Intelligenzaktion in Pomerania – the Piaśnica massacre (3)
  
  The Polish diplomacy and its bid to help Jews (3)
  
  Browar, Czerwoniak – the Ostrów death blocks (2)
  
  Clandestine teaching classes – Pomerania (2)
  
  Clandestine teaching classes – the Lwów region (2)
  
  Deadly medicine – Auschwitz-Birkenau (2)
  
  Dispersed terror – the KL Stutthof branch in Inowrocław (2)
  
  In exile – Far East (2)
  
  In exile – Nizhny Novgorod Oblast (2)
Event Date
- Start date: End date:
Location
- Starobilsk (Ukraine), NKVD POW camp (267)
  
  Totskoye (Russia, Orenburg Oblast) (169)
  
  Warsaw (169)
  
  Shepetivka (Ukraine), transit camp (142)
  
  Kozelsk (Russia, Kaluga Oblast), NKVD POW camp (Optina Pustyn) (138)
  
  KL Auschwitz-Birkenau (108)
  
  Buzuluk (Russia, Orenburg Oblast) (90)
  
  Lwów (now in Ukraine) (89)
  
  Kryvyi Rih (Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (78)
  
  Siedlce (77)
  
  Talitsa (Russia, Ivanovskaya Oblast), NKVD camp for POWs (76)
  
  Kielce (72)
  
  Kotlas (Russia, Arkhangelsk Oblast) (64)
  
  Tarnopol (now in Ukraine) (63)
  
  Brody (now in Ukraine), forced labor camp for POWs (58)
  
  Włodzimierz (Włodzimierz Wołyński, now in Ukraine) (57)
  
  Novohrad-Volynskyi (Ukraine), transit camp (51)
  
  Warsaw, Ghetto (51)
  
  Dubno (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (50)
  
  Równe (Ukraine) (50)
  
  Lublin (47)
  
  Kowel (now in Ukraine) (45)
  
  Ponoy (Russia, Murmansk Oblast), POW forced labor camp (45)
  
  Volochysk (Ukraine), transit camp (45)
  
  Radom, train station, Podjazdowa Street (Beliny-Prażmowskiego Street 2) (44)
  
  Równe (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (44)
  
  Sevpechlag (Russia, Komi Republic) (44)
  
  Ostashkov (Russia, Tver Oblast), NKVD camp for POWs (42)
  
  Lugovoy (Kazakhstan) (41)
  
  Pavlishchev Bor (Russia, Smolensk Oblast), Yukhnovo R-43 camp (41)
  
  Łuck (now in Ukraine) (41)
  
  Tashkent (Uzbekistan) (39)
  
  Ukhta (Russia, Komi Republic) (39)
  
  Suzdal (Russia, Vladimir Oblast), NKVD special camp (Spaso- Evfimiev Monastery), Lenin Street 135k8 (38)
  
  Guzar (Uzbekistan) (36)
  
  Kharkiv (Ukraine), prison no 1, Sverdlov Street 99 (Poltavsky Shlyakh Street 99) (36)
  
  Kraków (36)
  
  Ostrów Mazowiecka (35)
  
  Zdołbunów (now in Ukraine) (35)
  
  Radom (34)
  
  Arkhangelsk (Russia, Arkhangelsk Oblast) (32)
  
  KL Dachau (Germany) (32)
  
  Kamianets-Podilskyi (Ukraine), transit camp (32)
  
  Żytyń Wielki (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (32)
  
  Wyłkowyszki (Lithuania), internment camp (31)
  
  Olszanica (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (30)
  
  Brześć (now in Belarus) (28)
  
  Hoszcza (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (28)
  
  KL Auschwitz I (27)
  
  Kiev (Ukraine) (27)
  
  Olesko (Ukraine), forced labor camp for POWs (26)
  
  Skarżysko-Kamienna (26)
  
  KL Sachsenhausen (Germany, Oranienburg) (25)
  
  Kharkiv (Ukraine) (25)
  
  Złoczów (now in Ukraine) (25)
  
  Chełm (24)
  
  Kozelschyna (Ukraine, Poltava Oblast), transit camp (24)
  
  Połąga (now in Lithuania), internee camp (24)
  
  Radziwiłłów (now in Ukraine), forced labor camp for POWs (24)
  
  Stanisławów (Ivano-Frankivsk, now in Ukraine) (24)
  
  German extermination camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau (22)
  
  Minsk (Belarus) (22)
  
  Ukmergė (Lithuania), internee camp (22)
  
  North-Pechora Gulag camp (Russia, Komi Republic) (21)
  
  Ostróg (now in Ukraine), transit camp (Barracks of the 19th Volhynian Uhlan Regiment) (21)
  
  Radom, prison (Benedictine convent), Malczewskiego Street 1 (21)
  
  Starachowice (21)
  
  Biała Podlaska (20)
  
  Hrubieszów (20)
  
  KL Gross-Rosen (20)
  
  Murmansk (Russia, Murmansk Oblast) (20)
  
  Podliski Małe (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (20)
  
  Przemyśl (20)
  
  Vorkutlag (Russia, Komi Republic) (20)
  
  Zwoleń (mazowieckie voivodeship) (20)
  
  Arkhangelsk (Russia, Arkhangelsk Oblast), transit camp (19)
  
  Baranowicze (now in Belarus) (19)
  
  Farab (Kazakhstan) (19)
  
  KL Auschwitz II (Birkenau) (19)
  
  Sevzheldorlag (Russia, Komi Republic) (19)
  
  Ostra Góra (now in Ukraine), forced labor camp for POWs (18)
  
  Zborów (now in Ukraine), forced labor camp for POWs (18)
  
  Białystok, prison, Szosa Południowa (Kopernika Street 21) (17)
  
  Busk (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (17)
  
  Częstochowa (17)
  
  German extermination camp of Treblinka (17)
  
  Kozhva (Russia, Komi Republic) (17)
  
  Wyłkowyszki (now in Lithuania), internee camp (17)
  
  Wzdół Rządowy (17)
  
  Dąbrowa (Kielce) (16)
  
  KL Stutthof (16)
  
  Komi Republic (Russia) (16)
  
  Margilan (Uzbekistan) (16)
  
  Radzymin (16)
  
  Angielówka (now in Ukraine), POW forced labor camp (15)
  
  Czerlany (now in Ukraine), forced labor camp for POWs (15)
  
  Grodno (now in Belarus) (15)
  
  Gryazovets (Russia, Vologda Oblast), NKVD POW camp no 150 (15)
  
  KL Majdanek (15)
  
  Kiev (Ukraine), Lukyanivska Prison, Dehtiarivska Street 13 (15)
Victims
- The Poles (2358)
  
  The Civilian Population (1915)
  
  Children (1075)
  
  The Jews (692)
  
  Prisoners of War (665)
  
  The Inteligentsia (589)
  
  Women (582)
  
  Ukrainians (279)
  
  The Sick (220)
  
  Policemen (216)
  
  Public servants/Civil servants (202)
  
  Belarusians (177)
  
  Russians/Soviets (147)
  
  The Russians (145)
  
  The Elderly (117)
  
  Deportees (116)
  
  The Church (88)
  
  Internees (84)
  
  Families of "enemies of the people" (79)
  
  Border Guard (61)
  
  Military settlers/Civilian settlers (60)
  
  Border Protection Corps (40)
  
  Members of Polish pre-war organizations (39)
  
  Germans (36)
  
  Veterans of the Polish-Soviet War of 1920 (34)
  
  Foresters/Forestry workers (29)
  
  Lithuanians (26)
  
  Landowners (23)
  
  The Disabled (13)
  
  The Roma and Sinti (12)
  
  Czechs (11)
  
  The French (11)
  
  Hungarians (10)
  
  The Communists (9)
  
  Estonians (7)
  
  Greeks (7)
  
  Latvians (7)
  
  Prison Guard (6)
  
  The British (5)
  
  The Dutch (5)
  
  Romanians (4)
  
  Americans (3)
  
  Slovaks (3)
  
  the Chinese (3)
  
  Belgians (2)
  
  Finns (2)
  
  Italians (2)
  
  Scouts (1)
Perpetrators
- Red Army (289)
  
  People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs (Narodnyi Komissariat Vnutrennikh Del, NKVD) (253)
  
  Collaboration (172)
  
  SS (149)
  
  The Secret Police of Nazi Germany (Geheime Staatspolizei, the Gestapo) (113)
  
  Military Police (94)
  
  Denunciation (75)
  
  Soviet Militia (75)
  
  The Volksdeutsche/The Volksliste (64)
  
  NKVD Chief Directorate of Railways (NKVD train guards) (59)
  
  German Air Force (Luftwaffe) (50)
  
  The Wehrmacht, the Unified Armed Forces of Nazi Germany (43)
  
  Lithuanians (41)
  
  Security Service (Sicherheitsdienst, SD) (32)
  
  Soviet Border Guard (28)
  
  The "Kalmyks"/ The "Cossacs"/ The "Russians"/ The "Ukrainians" (26)
  
  Criminal Police (Kriminalpolizei, Kripo) (23)
  
  The State Protection Police (Schutzpolizei, Schupo) (15)
  
  The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (12)
  
  The Ukrainian Auxiliary Police (Ukrainische Hilfspolizei) (11)
  
  Blackmailers, the so called szmalcowniks (10)
  
  The National Socialist German Workers' Party (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, NSDAP) (9)
  
  Order Police (Ordnungspolizei, Orpo) (8)
  
  Latvians (7)
  
  Special Services (Sonderdienst) (7)
  
  Military Tribunal of the NKVD (6)
  
  The Russian Liberation Army (the Vlasov Army) (6)
  
  Lebensborn (Fount of Life) (4)
  
  Einsatzgruppen (3)
  
  SS-Totenkopfverbände (3)
  
  The Factory Protection Police (Werkschutzpolizei) (3)
  
  Administrative Police (2)
  
  Border Police (Grenzpolizei) (2)
  
  Postal Protection (2)
  
  Railroad Police (Bahnschutzpolizei) (2)
  
  Security Office (2)
  
  Waffen-SS (2)
  
  Assault Units (Sturmabteilung, SA) (1)
  
  The Belarusian Auxiliary Police (Weiβruthenische Hilfspolizei, Schutzmannschaften) (1)
Crimes
- Forced Labour (1155)
  
  Arrest (1004)
  
  Biological extermination (881)
  
  Execution (839)
  
  Shooting (679)
  
  Beatings (604)
  
  Brutal Interrogation/Tortures (518)
  
  Deportation (466)
  
  Deportation/Exile (400)
  
  Robbery (333)
  
  Robbery and damage to cultural goods/Damage to property (315)
  
  Denationalization (299)
  
  Disarmament (282)
  
  Round-up (253)
  
  Cattle wagons (251)
  
  Mass graves (246)
  
  Punishment cell (243)
  
  Judicial crime (194)
  
  Air raids (172)
  
  Economic exploitation (157)
  
  Expulsion (141)
  
  Roads of death (138)
  
  Administrative persecution (119)
  
  Hanging (95)
  
  Cremation (91)
  
  Racial policy (88)
  
  Burning people alive (79)
  
  The liquidation of ghetto (46)
  
  Gas chambers (38)
  
  Artillery fire (36)
  
  Germanization (34)
  
  The hate campaigns/propaganda (30)
  
  Desacration of corpses (29)
  
  Armoured Weapon (24)
  
  Death marches (20)
  
  Medical experiments (20)
  
  Forcing acceptance of Soviet citizenship (19)
  
  Sovietization (19)
  
  Forced voting (12)
  
  Forced service in the Red Army (10)
  
  Intelligence operations of the Third Reich (9)
  
  Rape (7)
  
  "Dosing" (5)
  
  Ukrainianization (3)
  
  Human shields (2)
  
  Displacement (1)
Place
- Forced labor camps for POWs (407)
  
  Transit camp (308)
  
  Prison (280)
  
  NKVD camp for POWs (273)
  
  (Soviet) forced-labor camp (212)
  
  Forced labor (192)
  
  Ghetto (144)
  
  Concentration camp (125)
  
  Kolkhoz (112)
  
  Mine (105)
  
  NKVD custody suite (89)
  
  Internment camp (76)
  
  Police headquarters/station (73)
  
  Labor camp (70)
  
  Spetsposelok (special settlement) (67)
  
  Extermination camp (50)
  
  POW camp (Stalag, Oflag) (27)
  
  Sovkhoz (24)
  
  Sewers (6)
  
  Orphanage – dietdom (2)
  
  Siberia (2)
  
  Robbery (1)
Content
- Health service (501)
  
  Underground Activity/Diversionism and Sabotage (415)
  
  Anders' Army (309)
  
  Rescue of Jews (271)
  
  Amnesty (253)
  
  September Campaign/1939 Defensive War (189)
  
  Sikorski–Mayski Agreement (141)
  
  Pacification of rural areas (129)
  
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  Polish culture in exile (114)
  
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  Union for Armed Struggle – Home Army (ZWZ-AK) (77)
  
  Civil resistance (55)
  
  First deportation (47)
  
  Blue police (Polnische Polizei im Generalgouvernement) (36)
  
  Underground culture and education (31)
  
  Central Welfare Council (30)
  
  Obliterating the traces (30)
  
  Government of the Republic of Poland in exile (26)
  
  obliterating the traces (24)
  
  AB Action (Außerordentliche Befriedungsaktion) (23)
  
  Free City of Danzig (23)
  
  Polish Underground State (23)
  
  Second deportation (18)
  
  Underground media (17)
  
  Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (17)
  
  Women's Auxiliary Service (WAS) (17)
  
  Underground courts (14)
  
  The massacres of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia (13)
  
  Fourth deportation (12)
  
  Intelligentsia Action (Intelligenzaktion) (12)
  
  Jewish Police Service (Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst) (11)
  
  Military hospital (11)
  
  The Government Delegation for Poland's Council to Aid Jews "Żegota" (11)
  
  Called by name (10)
  
  Third deportation (10)
  
  the Government Delegation for Poland's Council to Aid Jews "Żegota" (9)
  
  Clandestine courses (8)
  
  Destruction of Warsaw (8)
  
  Sonderaktion Krakau (8)
  
  The People's Army (Armia Ludowa, AL) (8)
  
  Farmers' Battalions (Bataliony Chłopskie) (7)
  
  Judenrat (7)
  
  Aktion Zamość (5)
  
  Collectivization of Polish agriculture (5)
  
  Pabst Plan (Pabst-Plan) (5)
  
  Sonderaktion "Ungarn" (5)
  
  Sonderaktion „Ungarn“ (5)
  
  Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists/Ukrainian Insurgent Army (OUN/UPA) (4)
  
  Wola Massacre (4)
  
  the People's Army (Armia Ludowa, AL) (4)
  
  Students' Army Corps (3)
  
  Field health service (2)
  
  National Armed Forces (2)
  
  Operation "Tempest" (2)
  
  Partisan warfare (2)
  
  the massacres of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia (2)
  
  Aktion T4 (1)
  
  Clandestine teaching classes (1)
  
  General Plan East (Generalplan Ost) (1)
  
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- Independent Historical Office of the Command of the Polish Armed Forces in the Soviet Union/Documentation Office of the Polish Army in the East (826)
  
  Ministry of Education in Warsaw (797)
  
  Committee for the Commemoration of Poles who Saved Jews (247)
  
  Supreme National Tribunal (158)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Radom (139)
  
  Katyn Museum (109)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Warsaw (79)
  
  District Court in Radom (22)
  
  Main Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland (21)
  
  Supreme Military Tribunal (10)
  
  Inspectorate of Schools in Radom (9)
  
  District Court in Łomża 1945–1950 (8)
  
  Main Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Poland (8)
  
  Collection of the Main Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Poland. Research and investigative files (7)
  
  Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Special Criminal Court in Warsaw. Agency in Białystok (7)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation – Institute of National Remembrance in Białystok (6)
  
  Provincial Office of Internal Affairs in Katowice (6)
  
  Main Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Poland 1949–1984 (5)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Warsaw (4)
  
  Supreme National Tribunal in Kraków (4)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes – Institute of National Remembrance in Białystok (3)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Białystok (2)
  
  Provincial Office of Internal Affairs in Wrocław [1945] 1983–1990 (2)
  
  Voivodeship Court in Łódź (2)
  
  District Commission for the Investigation of Hitlerite Crimes in Gdańsk (1)
  
  Magistrates’ Court in Bydgoszcz (1)
  
  Magistrates’ Court in Włocławek (1)
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