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Pawjak Prison
Pawjak Prison
Warsaw prison where Jewish prisoners were held and abused.
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... The cellar of Pawjak Prison’s main building in War-
Saw contained eight sections — seven for Poles and one
for Jews. After the Warsaw ghetto uprising in April
1943, only two of the eight sections were used. Not
enough Jews were alive to fill the remaining pens. ...Connected nodes
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Warsaw
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Jewish prisoners held and abused at Pawjak Prison
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Leon Szereniec
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Kazimierz Raczkowski
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Altmann
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Bialystok
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Warsaw
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The Bialystoker Memorial Book
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Gestapo
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