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USC Shoah Foundation Institute testimony of Zdzislaw Szparkowski

Oral History | Digitized | VHA Interview Code: 28339

Overview

Interviewee: Zdzislaw Szparkowski
Experience Group: Rescue and Aid
Gender: M
Interview Length: 2:00:32
Interview Date: 1/27/1997
Interview Location: / Poland
Birth Year: 1914
Birth City: Wloclawek (Poland)
Birth Country: Russia/Soviet Russia
Background of Individuals Rescued: Judaism
Names of Individuals Liberated or Rescued: Zosia
Blanka
Abramek
Hipolit
Bursztyn
Ruta Glas
Blima Fuks
Dora Czarna
Lona Neuman
Artur Czarny
Mirka Czarna
Zosia Czarna
Gienia Merwald
Josia Gutowska
Olek Biezynski
Ezra Zakrzewski
Hania Majerczak
Nelli Sluzewska
Chana Zylberberg
Heniek Praszkier
Izydor Szymanski
Krystyna Izbicka
Herszek Sosnowski
Jakub Salomonczyk
Józef Hilldebrendt
Other Experiences: prisons
Prewar Religious Identity: Atheism
Postwar Religious Identity: Atheism
Description: Forms part of the USC Shoah Foundation Institute Visual History Archive.

Physical Details

Language: Polish

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Holder of Originals: USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive
Special Collection: USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive

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