Nazis at Izbica, Krasnik and Wlodawa
Nazis at IZBICA
The known Nazis in Izbica included: Kurt Engels and his deputy Ludwik Klemm. Klemm was a volksdeutsche. Both of them committed suicide after the war. Other Nazis in Izbica included Julian Krauss, Stanislaw Krauss, Henryk or Heinrich Krolikowski, and Johann Jan Schulz (Volksdeutsche). Schulz was killed in 1943. A man named Feliks Matys tortured civilians, organized searches and roundups of Jews, and kept property from his victims.
Near to Izbica is a town called Krasnystaw. The S.S. operatives there included: Jan Bernat, unknown Enke, Wilhelm Geisenhof, Hartmut Gerstenhauer* (born 1903), Claus Harms (born 7.30.1903 in Flensburg), Aleksander Hodon/Hodun/Chodon, Fritz Kalich (born 7.1.1892), Arthur Kube, Jozef Mach, Gustav Menzel, Teodor Piele, Rudolf Rieger, unknown Schevior, Johann Scheuerer, Adolf Schmidt, Karl Schwarzer, Claus Volkmann and Hennig von Winterfeld. Kube was executed in 1947. Rieger was executed, date unknown. Von Winterfeld was killed in 1945. The fates of the others are not known.
Known Polish collaborators in Krasnystaw included Jozef Grochecki, Feliks Jaremek, Damazy Kondracki, Jan Kotula, Stanislaw Mikula, Jan Sysa, Stanislaw Sysa, Franciszek Szestowicki, Wladyslaw Szpotowski, Leon Szymanski, Franciszek Wiacek, Jan Wrona, Edward Wrona and Stanislaw Wrona.
Nazis at KRASNIK
Left photo was found with the items of Alfred Pfisterer, a S.S. man stationed at Krasnik in 1943-1944. Pfisterer was from Kochersteinsfeld, District of Heilbronn, Württemberg. He was born Sept. 2, 1912 in Kochersteinsfeld.
Arthur Axmann, S.S. man in Budzyn (Krasnik).
Left photo was found with the items of Alfred Pfisterer, a S.S. man stationed at Krasnik in 1943-1944.
Nazis in Krasnik and the nearby city of Janow Lubelski included: Hans Adolf Asbach, Hans Augustyn (killed in 1945), Erich Augustin (born 12.22.1900 in Pyritz, died in 1945), Wilhelm Becker, unknown Bensch, Willy Bilz (born 11.26.1900 in Chemnitz), Willi Bornemann, Adolf Dzik, Max Eugen Wilhelm Ehrle (executed in 1948), unknown Fajgs, Herbert Kurt Franke (note: May be the same Franke murdered in Hrubieszow), Anton Fraunholz, unknown Georgi, Theodor Graf, Gustav Hanelt (born 21.09.1914 in Schmachthagen), Wilhelm Heinrich (born 6.24.1902 at Rippershausen, killed Apr. 19, 1943), Max Junker (likely killed), Fritz Kalich (born 7.1.1892), unknown Klein, unknown Krener, Alfred Kretschmar (born 9.9.1912 in Thalheim), Friedrich Wilhelm Kruger (committed suicide),
Hans Jacob Lauffs (5 years imprisonment), Hans Lenk (killed in 1944), Max Loquens (born 8.26.1906), unknown Majke, unknown Meizen, Dr. Mosbach (or Mutersbach), Herbert Naumann, Hans Offermann (5 years imprisonment), Alfred Pfisterer (born 1903 in Kochersteinsfeld), Ferdinand Pilzweger, unknown Prems, unknown Pronenberg, Wiktor Pryk, Friedel Rau, Johann Scheuerer, unknown Szleszinger, Gottfried Schmidt, Edward Schmitt, unknown Schulz, unknown Schwenk (Note: Possibly Fritz Schwenke), Edward Shutt or Schmidt (executed), Nikolaus Sick (born 5.6.1915 in Flensburg, died in 1946), Johann Stanzig (born 5.6.1911 in Marburg), Siegmund Stegmann (executed), Otto Strossenreuther, Karl Streibel, Adam Ulrich, Karl Ulbrich, unknown Voss, Henning von Winterfeld (killed in 1945) and Kurt Zeeh. Those with no notation had no known punishments.
Known Polish collaborators in Krasnik and Janow Lubelski included: Wojciech Bochniak (sentenced to 6 years imprisonment), Antoni Daniszewski, Jan Dudek, Zygmunt Dybowski, Jerzy Fratczak (sentenced to life imprisonment), Jozef Janus, Franciszek Kupczynski, Eugeniusz Mikolajewicz (sentenced to 15 years imprisonment), Stanislaw Pazik, Jan Rubaj, Jan Staniec, Jozef Szubartowski, unknown Walasiuk (aka Jan Lanc) and Andrzej Wojcik. Those with no notation had no known punishments.
Left: Nazi Alfred Pfisterer with his wife and daughter (names unknown). Click here to learn more about descendants of Nazis.
He was born on September 2, 1912 in Kochersteinsfeld.
Nazis at WLODAWA
Willi Delius, S.S. man in Wlodawa.
Related: See S.S. men at Sobibor Death Camp [Wlodawa District, eastern Poland]
See also: Sobibor sub-camps, also called the Lublin Waterworks Camps. These were slave labor camps in the Wlodawa and Chelm districts where Jews were in forced labor; ultimately, many, many Jews died at these camps.
Left: Wlodawa S.S. operatives, including unknown Grimm and Adolph Schaub.
Above two photos: Unidentified S.S. men in Wlodawa.
Jewish slave labor in Wlodawa — Photos
