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Family Tree Paternal grandfather Paternal grandmother Maternal grandfather Maternal grandmother No information No information Mojsze Wojdyslawski? - 1935 Dwojra Wojdyslawska (nee?)? - 1942 Father Mother Mendel 1879-1944 Chawa (nee Wojdyslawska) 1888-1944 Siblings Franciszka Torunczyk (nee Wojdyslawska) 1916-1996 Interviewee Irena Wojdyslawska 1921 Spouse Mieczyslaw Wald 1919-2003 Children Janina Wojdyslawska -Wald 1951 1

The interviewee and his family Full name Irena Wojdyslawska Where and when were you born? Lodz, 9 th May 1921 Where else did you live? nowhere Your educational level? PhD in Medicine from The Lodz Medical Academy Graduate from the Teachers Training College in Lodz What sort of work do/did you do? Psychiatrist in Babicki Psychiatric Hospital, since 1970 the director of the clinic After retirement - Psychiatrist in a psychiatric outpatient clinic on Bardowskiego Street, part-time work How religious was your parents home? How were you raised? Mrs. Wojdyslawska s parents were atheists. Just like their siblings, they were not religious people. But her Mother s parents, as she remembers, were very religious. Grandfather didn t work, he was supported by wealthy Jews. All his life he studied the Talmud and the Torah. He was a man who lay in bed, with a waistlength beard. Grandmother was at home and she raised the children. She was always very pious. Mrs. Wojdyslawska s parents didn t keep kosher in the ghetto. But grandmother didn t eat anything that wasn t kosher, so she didn t eat much. She used to drink some tea, make herself some bread with something, because she did her own cooking. This malnourishment really exhausted her. What is your mother tongue? Polish 2

How many other languages do you speak? German Where were you during the Holocaust? Ghetto, Lodz Concentration camp, Auschwitz Forced labor camp, Birmbaumel What did you do after the Holocaust? Graduated from The Lodz Medical Academy, worked as a psychiatrist 3

Siblings Their names Franciszka Torunczyk ( nee Wojdyslawska) Where and when were they born? Lodz, 16 th January 1916 What is their mother tongue? Polish Their educational level? Graduated from Warsaw University in Economics, Masters Degree received Their occupations? She worked in the radio, then as a journalist for Czytelnik and Kultura in Paris. Where do/did they live? Lodz Where else did they live? Warsaw Paris New York Do they have children? Daughter, Ewa, graduated from University in the United States of America, works as an architect 4

Where and when did they die? New York, 1995 5

Name? Mieczyslaw Wald Spouse Where and when was he/she born? Lodz, 1919 Where else did he/she live? Bielsko-Biala, Torun Hebron (today: Israel) Is he/she Jewish? Yes What is his/her mother tongue? Polish His/her educational level? Master s degree in acting, no information about the institution Occupation? Theater actor Where and when did he/she die? Hebron (today: Israel), 2003 6

Tell me about his brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) Name place and date of occupation attitude to birth/death and origins of of children Jewish traditions spouse No information 7

Children Their names? Janina Wojdyslawska-Wald Were they raised Jewish/do they identify themselves as Jews? She wasn t raised Jewish and she doesn t identify herself as a Jew. Where and when were they born? Lodz, 9 th January 1951 Where else did they live? Poddebice near Lodz Their educational level? Graduated from the University of Lodz in Chemical Engineering Their occupations? Insurance agent How many grandchildren do you have? Mateusz, born 1977, graduated from the University of Lodz with a degree in Geography and Tourism 8

Father His name? Mendel /interviewee did not agree to give her father s surname, because it sounded vulgar. In 1919 he changed it to Wojdyslawski./ Where and when was he born? Strykow near Lodz Where else did he live? Lodz Where and when did he die? Lodz Ghetto, 1944 What sort of education did he have? Graduated from technical high school What sort of work did he do? Tailor, owned a textile business How religious was he? Mrs. Wojdyslawska s father was an atheist. He wasn t a religious man, he had leftist views. But he had some relatives in the Jewish district. Mrs. Wojdyslawska used to visit this place with him. What was his mother tongue? Polish 9

Army service: which army and what years? Russian Army 1914 1918 Tell me about his brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) Name place and date of occupation attitude to birth/death and origins of of children Jewish traditions spouse No information Where was he during the Holocaust? Ghetto, Lodz 10

Your paternal grandfather s name? No information 11

Paternal grandmother Your paternal grandmother s name? Bajla Wojdyslawska Where and when was she born? No information 12

Her name? Chawa Wojdyslawska Where and when was she born? Zychlin in Warsaw district, 1888 Where else did she live? Lodz Where and when did she die? Auschwitz, 1944 What sort of education did she have? Educated at home, no formal education What sort of work did she do? Housewife How religious was she? She was an atheist, but she observed the Sabbath and Jewish holidays. What was her mother tongue? Polish Tell me about his brothers and sisters. Name place and date of occupation attitude to Jewish birth/death and origins of of children traditions spouse 13

Lonia killed in Auschwitz Her son Lolek lives until today in Australia. The other son Bolek died in the ghetto. Dora killed in Auschwitz, 1944 Her daughter Gutka was killed with her. Rozka killed in Auschwitz 1943 Szyjek killed in Majdanek Irek, his son was killed in Majdanek in 1944 Icek killed in Majdanek, 1944 Where was she during the Holocaust? Ghetto, Lodz Concentration camp, Auschwitz 14

Maternal grandfather Your maternal grandfather s name? Mojsze Wojdyslawski Where and when was he born? Zychlin Where else did he live? Lodz Where and when did he die? Lodz, 1930 What sort of education did he have? Cheder What sort of work did he do? No information How religious was he? He was very religious. He didn t work, was supported by wealthy Jews. All his life he studied the Talmud and the Torah. He was a man who lay in bed, with a waistlength beard. What was his mother tongue? Yiddish 15

Army service: which army and what years? No information Tell me about his brothers and sisters. name place and date of occupation attitude to Jewish birth/death and origins of of children traditions spouse No information Where was he during the Holocaust? No information If he survived what did he do after? No information 16

Maternal grandmother Your maternal grandmother s name? Dwojra Wojdyslawska Where and when was she born? No information Where else did she live? Lodz Where and when did she die? Lodz Ghetto, 1942 What sort of education did she have? Educated at home, no formal schooling What sort of work did she do? Housewife How religious was she? Mrs. Wojdyslawska s grandparents on Mother s side were very religious. Grandmother was at home and she raised the children. She was always very pious. She didn t eat anything that wasn t kosher. What was her mother tongue? Yiddish 17

Tell me about his brothers and sisters. Name place and date of Occupation attitude to Jewish birth/death and origins of of children traditions spouse No information Where was she during the Holocaust? Ghetto, Lodz 18