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List of witnesses


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Colonel (ret.) Ivan Benčák (1919)

he was born on March 17th 1919 in Novosedlice village in Tjachevo region, Carpathian Russia in 1940 he was taken into Hungarian army, but after just few months he ran off to Soviet Union he spent two years in the detention Siberian working camp he entered the ... arrows 


Ignác Bilík (1920)

born on 31 July 1920 in Boršice at Buchlovice, in the region of Uherské Hradiště graduated from teaching at primary schools as a member of the Defence of the Nation arrested by the Gestapo and sentenced to six years for high treason went through several German ... arrows 


Terezie Edigna Bílková (1916)

The translation will be saved by 30 November 2008. ... arrows 


Josef Bílý (1926)

he was born on September 19th 1926 his father Josef Bílý Sr. participated in the resistance activity they were hiding partisans, runaway captives, but also Vítězslav Lepařík - the commander of the parachute landing with the code name Glucinium on March 6th 1945 ... arrows 


Mgr. Ivan Binar (1942)

was born on 25 June 1942 in Boskovice in Moravia graduated from the Pedagogical Institute in Ostrava in 1963, studied Czech linguistics, history and arts, performed as a stage actor in the theater “Pod okapem” in Ostrava did his basic military service in ... arrows 


Michal Bindzar

was born on 16th of October in 1922 in Ruske in Carpathian Ruthenia where family had owned a farm. after the occupation of Czechoslovakia and Hungarians occupied Carpathian Ruthenia Bindzar had to enlist Hungarian army in October 1942, in April 1943 he was ... arrows 


MUDr. Anna Bittmanová (1929)

born November 24th in Košice in a Jewish non-religious family 1939 moved to Vranov, then to Michalovce on October 28th 1942 deportation of the whole family to an assembly camp in Sereď where they spent over a year father declared an economically important Jew, ... arrows 


Ing. Milena Blatná, roz. Hypšová (1934)

in 1952, only eighteen years old, she came to the Jáchymov mines as a civilian worker she first worked in an office in the Svornost mine, then she worked as a shaft collector in the mines Edward and Barbara she was an intermediary for the prisoners, keeping up ... arrows 


Jolana Blau (1938)

was born on 27th April in 1938 in Bánovice nad Bebravou in 1941 her father, her aunt and uncle were deported to Auschwitz, her father later perished in Majdanek Jolana with her mother and grandmother were sent to labor camp Nováky after the Slovakian uprising ... arrows 


Jozef Bobalik (1928) video clip available

born in 1928 in Lukov, near Bardejov, Eastern Slovakia, where he also grew up because of the option he and his family left to the Soviet Union, hoping they would find a fertile soil and a great wealth, however they were deceived there was no way back from the ... arrows 


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