(1) Document No. 5875 in the the Ghetto Fighters Archives, part of the
Adolf Berman Collection, is a list of individuals recommended for
receiving support >from Zegota (Rada Pomocy Zydom, the Polish
"Council for Aid to Jews"); dated June 26, 1944. A manuscript
addendum referring to the names listed below states "all >from
Stanislawow":

Bronislawa DUBEINSKA
Teodor GORDOWER - student
Dora KLEINMAN
Adolf LUDMERER - clerk
Anna NACHWALGER - widow
Dora WALDMANN

(2) Document No. 5902 in the same Collection contains 3 lists of
beneficiaries of such aids of the Zegota in Warsaw. It is not dated, but
cross reference with other documents indicates it refers to around
March 1944. It contains the following names of Jews >from the Kresy
who, at a given moment, moved into hiding in Warsaw:

ASZKENAZY Zofia, widow of the Deputy Mayor of Lwow
Engineer FISZBEIN and wife Sara >from Lwow
GROMSKI Edmund and wife, newspaper editor Aniela, >from Lwow
LILIENFELD Helena, widow of lawyer and professor of the University
of Lwow, and her mother Stanislawa
ROTBART Stanislaw, wife Maria and son Robert >from Lwow
ROTSZTEJN Ewa, painter >from Krakow
TENNER Roman (lawyer, former cavalry officer, author), his wife Janina,
son Julian and mother Janina, widow of professor >from Lwow University
ZIMMERSPITZ Josel >from Wieliczka - merchant

To find either original document:

1. Go to the online archives of the Ghetto Fighter House at
http://tinyurl.com/cdjxpxa .
2. In the advanced search page that opens, type the number of the
document in the column "Catalogue No."
3. In the "Data Banks" frame on the right side, make sure to uncheck
all but the "Collection Section," then click "Search."
4. Click on the icon. The document will open in pdf format that you
should be able to read online and/or download and/or print.

Beware that presence on these lists does not necessarily mean that any
of these people have survived the war. It does, however, prove that
they have survived until, respectively March and June 1944, that they
had made it to hiding in Warsaw and that they were, within the limits
of circumstances, taken care of by the Zegota for at least a while after
the date by which these lists were drawn. In other words, it does
provide a new last known date and place of whereabout.

More about the Zegota itself:

Tomaszewski Irene, Werbowski Tecia, Zegota, The Council for Aid to
Jews in Occupied Poland 1942-45, Revised 4th edition, Montreal,
Price-Patterson Ltd., 1999.

Prekerowa Teresa, Zegota - Commission d'Aide aux Juifs (traduit
et preface par Marian Apfelbaum), Monaco, Editions du Rocher,
1999 (in French).

http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/revolt/zegota.html

Rivka

Rivka Schirman nee Moscisker
Paris, France
Searching: MOSCISKER >from Brody, Budzynin, Buczacz, Okopy Szwietej
Trojce, Krakow, Lwow), WEISSMANN and REINSTEIN >from Okopy
Szwietej Trojce (Borszczow, Tarnopol)

MODERATOR NOTE: To read more about the Ghetto Fighters' House
Museum (Beit Lohamei Haghetaot) and its searchable archives, go to
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