Chronicles of Terror contains approximately 100 testimonies relating to the street executions that were regularly carried out in occupied Warsaw . The accounts include depositions made both by eyewitnesses and the families of victims . Selected testimonies have been brought together in a collection entitled '' Reign of terror – executions in the streets of Warsaw '' The Chronicles of Terror archive also has in its possession a dozen or so depositions made by former inmates of Pawiak , including those of its female ward , the so-called Serbia . These testimonies describe conditions existing in the prison , the methods of torture used , and the murders committed within its walls . A part of them has been gathered in the collection entitled '' Pawiak – the Warsaw execution site . '' More than 30 depositions devoted to the Ochota Massacre are available in the database . Amongst them are the accounts of employees of the Radium Institute : Antoni Borowiecki , Bronisława Mazurkiewicz and Józef Laskowski , who were eyewitnesses to the crimes committed at the facility . The website also presents depositions made by Karol Cugowski , Józef Górski and Lucjan Majchrzak , who survived the mass executions carried out in Grójecka Street despite having suffered gunshot wounds . The murders and rapes committed in the “ Zieleniak ” have been referred to , among others , in the account of Kazimierz Sucharzewski , who was forced by the executioners to assist in the burning of the bodies of victims , and that of an officer of the Home Army , Fryderyk Korsak-Bartonezz . Romuald Jakubowski and Maria Lachert , in turn , witnessed the murder of the wounded by German units in field hospitals . The remaining accounts contain descriptions of crimes committed , among others , in Kolonia Lubeckiego , Kolonia Staszica and the so-called Reduta Wawelska ( Wawelska Stronghold ) . Selected depositions have been gathered in the collection entitled '' Ochota Massacre – the suffering of the district . '' The database holds more than 100 depositions concerning the Wola Massacre . Amongst them is the testimony of Janina Rozińska , who was wounded by a grenade during the mass execution carried out at the Tramcar Depot in Młynarska Street , and of Wiesława Chełmińska , who , despite being shot , survived the series of murders perpetrated in St. Lazarus ’ Hospital . Wacław Dąbrowski and Father Bernard Filipiuk escaped death and were able to describe the mass shooting carried out at the corner of Górczewska and Zagłoby streets , and also the crimes perpetrated at the Wolski Hospital in Płocka Street . In turn , the account of Wanda Lurie ( who was eight months pregnant at the time ) relates to the execution conducted in the Ursus Factory at Wolska Street 55 , during which she lost three children and herself received a number of injuries . Finally , Kazimierz Gębczyński provided testimony on the crimes committed at Staszica Street 15 , where he himself received a gunshot wound . The database also contains the accounts of members of the so-called '' Verbrennungskommando '' ( Wacław Dziewulski , Mieczysław Gurbiel , Witold Guzikowski , Mieczysław Miniewski , Stanisław Turek and Franciszek Zasada ) , who were forced by the Germans to assist in the burning of the bodies of victims . The remaining depositions refer , among others , to the crimes perpetrated by German units in Franaszek ’s Factory , Sowińskiego Park , and the area of Wolska Street and Górczewska Street . A part of these have been grouped in a special collection entitled '' Genocide in Wola – a district sentenced to death ''
Wola Massacre
Wola massacre
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