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Vladimír Winter

born in Praha-Vršovice on January 27th, 1925, the family lived in Libeň later on his father lost his job as a turner in 1930, the family moved to the USSR during the economic crisis he spent his childhood and youth in Pemza and Stalingrad, his school achievements ... arrows 


Elżbieta Wrzosek (1930)

She was born on 7 September 1930 in Mława In September 1939, the family left Warsaw and went to the East Elżbieta Wrzosek's mother with her small kids and sister settled in Stołowicze While the Jews were exterminated around Baranowicze and Słonim, the Wrzosek's ... arrows 


Colonel Jaromír Zahálka (1928)

Born in 1928 His father, General Otakar Zahálka, was a Czechoslovak legionary in Russia, the director of the Military Academy in Hranice in the years 1935–1939 and a leading figure of the Defense of the Nation in Moravia Jaromír Zahálka studied at the Military ... arrows 


Antonín Zajíc (1921)

born in Ruda nad Moravou on April 22nd, 1921 attended primary school in Zvole graduated from Commercial College in Olomouc in 1942 sent to forced labor in Bernsbach in Niedersachsen in the same year refused to come back to forced labor from his holiday, was ... arrows 


JUDr. Jiří Zapletal (1917)

born March 22, 1917 in Brno a member of Sokol from 1937 studying law at the university in Brno direct witness of student arrests and the closing down of Czech universities in autumn 1939 interned in concentration camp Sachsenhausen, released after one year ... arrows 


Alexander Záslocký (1923)

born on March 19th 1923 in Zdolbunov in Vohynia attended Czech and polish schools and after the soviet occupation also Russian school during the years 1941-1944 working upon the forced labor in the train depot as a turner On March 24th 1944 escaped from the ... arrows 


Corporal (ret.) Bedřich Zavadil (1922)

born on February 9th, 1922 in Olomouc - Černovír worked in Letňany, avoided forced labor twice for the third time sent off to France participated in pitching up Hitler's tent and building his bunker forced labor in Belgium as well shortly imprisoned after ... arrows 


Emilie Závodská (1925)

Volhynian Czech spent her childhood in Hulcze Czech in Volhyinia remembers the Soviet occupation in 1939 and the German invasion in 1941 was active in an illegal organisation Blaník served in the First Czechoslovakian Army as an ambulance worker after the ... arrows 


Jan Zavřel (1920)

born January 1, 1920 in Brno structural engineer detained in Villach, Klagenfurt, Dachau and Mauthausen worked as a structural engineer in KT Mauthausen; his fellow prisoner was Antonín Novotný liberated by Americans from KT Mauthausen remained apolitical ... arrows 


Alžběta Zdražilová (1928)

born August 18th 1928 in Humenné in a Jewish family 1930s the family moved to Carpathian Ruthenia in search of work 1939 Hungarian occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia interned in Hungary and then in the Stutthof concentration camp survived Auschwitz, she was ... arrows 


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