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List of witnesses


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Professor, PhDr. Koloman Gajan (1918)

born as Koloman Edelman in an orthodox Jewish family in Slovakian Šariš in 1918 graduated from Jewish Reform Real Grammar School in Brno in the school year 1939/1940 took part in a training camp of the Zionistic Youth for emigration to Palestine in Křivoklát ... arrows 


Anita Gaydečková (1919 - 2008)

was born on July 23rd in 1919 in Teplice shortly before the war erupted Anita had been baptized and on September 17th in 1939 she got married to Jindřich Gaydečka of German origin, which saved her from a deportation to the concentration camp and the gas chamber ... arrows 


Ing., Major Jiří Grant (1920)

born on 30th June 1920 in Prague in April 1939 left Czechoslovakia, over Yugoslavia, Italy and Switzerland to England 1939-1942 stayed, studies in London 1942-1945 at the 312th (from 1944 310th) Czechoslovak fighter squadron of the RAF, due to his eyesight ... arrows 


Major (ret.) Otto Grant (1923)

born on August 17, 1923, into a well situated family as a Jewish citizen he emigrated to England before the German occupation of Czechoslovakia the rest of his family followed him shortly afterwards graduated in Great Britain joined the Czechoslovak army in ... arrows 


Anna Greňová (1930) video clip available

Anna Greňová was born in 1930 in Liptovský sv. Peter she spent her childhood in the Eastern Slovakia and her parents raised her to be a good Catholic  she had participated in different kinds of religion clubs; she was a member of the Catholic Youth Association ... arrows 


Jaroslav Grosman (1924)

born 13th August 1924, Roztoky by Jilemnice 1944, forced labour in the Daimler-Benz factory in Nová Paka illegally crossed the borders to Poland, crossed the Eastern Front and was captured by the Red Army; accused of espionage, sentenced to prison; escaped during ... arrows 


Jaroslav Grünberg (1930)

born on 24th of December 1930 political prisoner his ancestors came from a German aristocratic family boy scout, member of the Czechoslovak (Hussite) Church both parents and his brother were imprisoned during the War after February 1948, resistance of16th ... arrows 


Josefa Gruntová (1924)

born as Večeřová on 28th July 1924 in Svébohov supposed to work as forced labor married to František Grunt her husband took part in the resistance against the Nazis 19th April 1944, arrested and imprisoned in Theresienstadt, Breslau and Dresden after the ... arrows 


Colonel (ret.) Vasil Hajdur (1919)

born not far from Chust in Carpathian Ruthenia on July 24, 1919 enlisted to the Hungarian Army after the occupation of Carpathian Ruthenia decided to flee to the Soviet Union - crossed the border on July 15, 1940 arrested by the Soviet soldiers, sent to ... arrows 


JUDr. Jan Haluza (1914)

born on 12th July 1914 in Šternov, today’s Újezd u Brna a political prisoner from South Moravia graduated at the Law Faculty in Brno in 1939, just before the German occupation a legendary athlete – the first and only trainer of Emil Zátopek after 1945, a ... arrows 


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