2006 - 2009
Collections of the Institute of National
Remembrance
(Instytut
Pamięci Narodowej -
IPN)
http://www.ipn.gov.pl/
http://straty.pl
02-536 Warszawa, ul. Narbutta 27a,
tel. 022 646-47-20
e-mail:
straty@fpnp.pl
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The Program “Human losses and victims of repressions under German
occupation” was initiated by the IPN and the Ministry of Culture and
National Heritage. It was accepted that the useful methodology for
its execution was that of the “Index of the Repressed” (personal
documentation of the persons repressed under the Soviet occupation),
which has been carried out for approximately twenty years by the
KARTA Center.
After a public competition for the executor of this program, the
Foundation of the KARTA Center was selected on November 15, 2006..
Information (Data) Base
The data base is being created by all institutions and partnership
organizations and it collects information about all Polish citizens,
who were repressed under German occupation during World War II.
The program documents victims of repressions according to the main
cathegories which are subdivided into
smaller sub-cathegories:
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Military victims
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Forced laborers
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Victims of military activities
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Victims of occupation
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Arrested and jailed
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Inmates of German Concentration Camps
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Victims of Holocaust
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Victims of Annihilation of Gypsies
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Victims of Ukrainian-Polish conflict
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Others
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http://www.gedenkstaette-flossenbuerg.de
Information about this data collection was sent to us by
Mr Krzysztof Sprzączak from Mińsk Mazowiecki
2009 - 2011
Foundation for Polish-German Reconciliation
(Fundacja „Polsko-Niemieckie Pojednanie")
ul. Krucza 36, 00-921 Warszawa.
http://www.fpnp.pl
e-mail: straty@fpnp.pl
Expert Commision, after careful consideration of
the submitted proposals, on January 28, 2009 decided to accept the
proposal to continue this task submitted by the Fundacja
„Polsko-Niemieckie Pojednanie”.
Persons identified after January 2009 are listed below - (
http://www.straty.pl/index.php/pl/szukaj-w-bazie).
| Last name |
First name |
Date of birth |
Father's name |
Mother's name |
Date of death |
| Wajszczuk |
Stanislaus/
Stanisław
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1916-01-16 |
Żakowola |
Andreas/
Andrzej
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For
more details –
see
polish
version:
https://www.wajszczuk.pl/polski/drzewo/tekst/straty.htm
Additional Information
- gathered from direct contacts and archive materials of
the IPN (Institute for National Remembrance) -[UdSKiOR - Office for the
Affairs of the Combatants and of the Repressed Persons], obtained by
Władysław Sobecki.
- Henryka, nee Magryta, born in 1922, village of Wysokie (#0278
 )
– expelled by Germans in 1941, currently lives in Wysokie.
- Janina Helena, nee Trzaska, born in 1925 in Warsaw (#1076)
– deported with her mother to Germany in 1944, after the fall of the
Warsaw Uprising (her father was shot at that time), returned in 1945,
currently lives in Warsaw (see)
- Janusz Zdzisław, born in 1940, village of Wysokie (#0296)
– expelled by Germans in 1941, currently lives in Sitno.
- Ludwik, (UdSKiOR - #P0902004524), born in 1925 in Kupientyn, lived
in Hajnówka (#1689)
– sent in 1941 for forced labour to Germany (Kassel, Mucke Bezirk,
IX.1941 - III.1945), returned to Hajnówka. Died – 22.II.1999. (see)
- Wanda, (UdSKiOR - #P-0002114931/1), born in 1925 in Hajnówka, lived
in Hajnówka (#1689)
– sent in 1942 for forced labour to East Prussia (Steinhagen?, Kreis
Goldap, Bauer [farmer] - Otto Szurowski), IX.1942 - XI.1944; transferred
by the German Army to dig trenches, XI.1944 - II.1945; after liberation
by the Soviet Army, employed on a farm administered by the Russians,
returned to Hajnówka - XII.1945. Died – 25.III.2004. (see)
- Witold, (UdSKiOR, #K-1180269) - born in 1933, village of Wysokie,
(#1080), expelled
by Germans in 1941, sent to a transit camp then transferred with his
family for forced labour on a farm taken over by a German settler -
until July 1944, (his father was arrested and perished in 1942 in the
Auschwitz Concentration Camp). Returned to Wysokie. Died – 14.XI.2006. (see)
- Lucjan, born in Sitaniec, (#0377)
– arrested in 1942 and incarcerated in the Lublin Castle, Majdanek,
Gross Rosen and other concentration camps, after the war emigrated to
Canada. Died in Canada in 1990 r. (see) (link -
https://www.wajszczuk.pl/z/zamek/0377lucjan_dok_front.jpg i
https://www.wajszczuk.pl/z/zamek/0377lucjan_dok_back.jpg
- Jan, (UdSKiOR, #W-95997) - born in 1921, village of Wysokie, (#1076), expelled
by Germans in 1941(?), sent to a transit camp, arrested while there,
after release kept in the area as a farm laborer. After liberation, from
IX. 1944 until IX.1946, served in the Polish Army, married in Warsaw
- 1.I.1947. Died - 26.II.2001. (see)
- Stanisław, - born in 1916, village of Żakowola (#0015),
soldier in September 1939, captured by Germans (POW) on 3.IX.1939, kept
in Stalag IIA, POW #7956, released - 18.IX.1940, afterwards his fate is
not known. (see)
Post-war estimates of the Bureau for War
Reparations
at the Council of Ministers – 1947
Died during German occupation - (1939-1945) - 6 028
000 of polish citizens.
644 000 resulting from war activities – 123 000 soldiers, 521 000
civilians.
5 384 000 – victims of terror of the German occupants.
863 000 – survived the German concentration camps
590 000 – with permanent disability
1 140 000 – with chronic diseases (primarily tuberculosis)
Kidnapping, germanization and extermination of polish
children – 200 000
Retrieved after the war – 10-15%, i.e. 30 000
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping_of_Polish_children_by_Nazi_Germany
Mandatory expulsions - 2 478 000 –
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expulsion_of_Poles_by_Germany
Forced labor in Germany - 2 460 000 -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_labor_in_Nazi_Germany
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%C5%81apanka&oldid=283741762
National property losses – 38% of wealth from before
1939
Property losses in Warsaw – 85% of the municipal properties
Prepared by: Waldemar J Wajszczuk & Paweł Stefaniuk
2023
e-mail:
drzewo.rodziny.wajszczuk@gmail.com
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