- First name
- Kuba Jankl
- Last Name
- Blacharski
- Maiden name
- Date of birth
- Place of birth
- Gender
- male
- Mother's first name
- Roza
- Mother's maiden name
- Siedlecka
- Father's first name
- Lejzor
- Age
- no data
- In the family
- nephew
- Marital status
- Spouse's first name
- Occupation
- Country
- Poland
- City
- Warsaw Praga
- Street
- City during the war
- Warsaw
- Street during the war
- Notes
- "One day proclamations appeared to the Jewish population that labour camps had been set up in Trawniki and Poniatowa, whoever volunteered would get 3 kg of bread and 1 kg of marmalade per head. People were so starved, so weakened morally, that they began to believe in these miracles. If they give work and food, that's good. A lot of people went for the sticky, including my uncle, my father's brother Lejzor Blacharski and his family: his wife and two children, Kuba and Salusia. [...] Finally someone escaped and returned to the ghetto. and what did it turn out? No labour camps, just death camps, and the biggest and worst one was Treblinka."
- Place of death
- Treblinka
- Date of death
- 1942
- Source
USHMMDatabase of Holocaust victims available at the website of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum www.ushmm.org. 1998.A.0265.Marysia Blacharska, s. 8; YVPYad Vashem Archive – Page of Testimony. Information on Holocaust victims are collected in the Central Database of Shoah Victims’ Names in the form of answers to a survey. Apart from the abbreviation (YVP) we usually provide the relationship of the person filling in the survey the victim. List of murdered Jews from Yizkor books
- Record ID
- 114950
- Date of inclusion in the database
- 11.09.2024
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