Polish Righteous Among The Nations - Notable Persons

Notable Persons

  • Józef Adamowicz,
  • Irena Adamowicz,
  • Wincenty Antonowicz with wife Jadwiga and daughter Lucyna,
  • Ferdynand Arczyński,
  • Władysław Bartoszewski,
  • Anna Borkowska,
  • Franciszek and Magdalena Banasiewicz with children,
  • Szczepan Bradło and family,
  • Kystyna Danko,
  • Jan Dobraczyński,
  • Maria Fedecka,
  • Mieczysław Fogg,
  • Andrzej Garbuliński and son,
  • Antoni Gawryłkiewicz,
  • Matylda Getter,
  • Julian Grobelny with wife Halina,
  • Irena Gut,
  • Henryk Iwański,
  • Stefan Jagodziński,
  • Stanisław Jasiński and daughter Emilia,
  • Jerzy and Eugenia Latoszyński,
  • Aleksander Kamiński,
  • Jan Karski,
  • Zofia Kossak-Szczucka,
  • Maria Kotarba,
  • Władysław Kowalski,
  • Stefan Korboński,
  • Jerzy and Irena Krępeć
  • Jerzy Jan Lerski (George J. Lerski)
  • Eryk Lipiński, involved in production of false documents
  • Igor Newerly,
  • Wacław Nowiński, his wife Janina and son Wacław,
  • Tadeusz Pankiewicz,
  • Alfreda and Bolesław Pietraszek,
  • The Podgórski sisters
  • Jan and Anna Puchalski
  • Konrad Rudnicki and his mother Maria
  • Bolesław and Irena Szczygieł with children,
  • Irena Sendler,
  • Henryk Sławik,
  • Barbara and son Jerzy Szacki,
  • Józef Tkaczyk, his wife Zofia and daughter Genowefa, (Silesia)
  • Józef and Wiktoria Ulma from Markowa,
  • Czesław Miłosz
  • Rudolf Weigl,
  • Henryk Woliński,
  • Paweł Zenon Woś,
  • Jerzy Zagórski and wife Maria,
  • Jan Żabiński and wife Antonina,

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