The Kreda Family

By The The Holocaust in Rural Poland: Jewish Survival Strategies (1939-1945) team

The Kreda family were another Jewish family in the town of Węgrow. After the Aktion they were given permission to remain in their pre-war home by the Germans, as their laundry business was of use. In the fall of 1942 until early winter 1943, the Bielawski family hid in their attic. Eventually, the Kreda family were shot by the Germans.

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“The Kreda Family,” The Holocaust in Rural Poland: Jewish Survival Strategies (1939-1945), accessed October 16, 2024, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/jgrabowski/items/show/5.

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