Inside Rozowski

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Welwel or Wawł Rozowski in the underground also used the name Włodek (born 1943 in Warsaw) - Jewish resistance activist during the Second World War, Jewish Bund activist and Cukunft, commander of the Bund fighting unit during the uprising. in the Warsaw Ghetto. Curriculum vitae

Before the outbreak of war he studied at the University of Warsaw. During the great deportation of Jews from the Warsaw ghetto to the Treblinka death camp in the summer of 1942, he and his group of Bund activists at the Umschlagplatz. Deported, escaped with six friends from the train. It was Rozowski who broke the boards in the window and helped them out among the other Błonies siblings. Upon his return to the ghetto he participated in the uprising. Commander of the fighting group of the Jewish Fighting Organization in Roeich's shed at ul. In the book "On Both Sides of the Wall." Memoirs from the Warsaw Ghetto, Rozowski and Szlomo Szustrem blew up a car filled with SS soldiers.

April 29, 1943, he got into the ghetto from the ghetto on the Aryan side. He was in hiding with the last leader of the UOB in the uprising, Marek Edelman. As a result of the blackmail, Rozowski tried to arrange ransom money. Denounced by a Polish railwayman, he was detained and murdered in May 1943. Bibliography

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