Spolecznej in Zaklików, to renovate a 24-hour care center for mentally disabled women. Notable people Joseph Lewinstein, rabbi of Zaklikow from 1868 to 1875. Fr. Jerzy (George) Kusy, born April 12, 1960 in Janów Lubelski, attended high school in Zaklików, Poland. On October 8, 1999, Bishop Anthony Pilla appointed him associate pastor of The Shrine Church of St. Stanislaus in Cleveland, Ohio. Julio Broner: born in Zaklikow, August 28, 1921. Emigrated to Argentina during World War II, the president of the CGE (Confederación General Económica, General Economic Confederation), a human rights activist. Michael Kuperwasser, born in Zaklikow, November 13, 1920. Rose to the rank of 2nd Lieutenant of the 1st Polish Army of the East, 13th Motorized Artillery, receiving the Krzyz Walecznych medal of valour for heroic acts against the German enemy invader. After World War II, he moved to New York. Like his childhood friend Julio Broner he later moved to South America; and became the Financial Director of Copacabana Palace Hotel and Intercontinental Coffee Company in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Samuel Klein (1923–2014), business magnate. Born in Zaklikow, after World War II he moved to São Paulo, Brazil, and founded the Casas Bahia chain of department stores in Brazil, building them into the top retailer in the country. Historical figures Zaklika of Miedzygorze, Chancellor of Poland some time in the 14th century. Zaklika, who built hospitals in Queen Jadwiga's time. References Maps Map of Zaklików with pictures of different streets Photographs Photographs and general information about Zaklików Photographs entitled: Muzeum – Zaklików Ehemals Jüdische Straße in Zaklików Photographs of Zaklików Portrait of Danuta Schapira while in hiding on the Gotner farm in Zaklików External links Names of people from Zaklików who were in labor camps Climate of Zaklików Ryszard Polański, Historia Zaklikowa at Zaklikow.com Further reading Joshua Laks ed. (1993), Hayiti sham (I was there), Bene Berak, 289 pages, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel (in Hebrew), Call No: 0623544, Zalman Aranne Central Library, Beer Sheva, Israel, Call No: 1300530 Joshua Laks, Zaklikow: A Small Town to Remember, English translation from Hebrew of Hayiti sham, published in Bnei Brak, Israel 1993. Cities and towns in Podkarpackie Voivodeship Stalowa Wola County Holocaust locations in Poland