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Mieczysław "Mietek" Pemper (24 March 1920 – 7 June 2011) was a Polish-born German Holocaust survivor. Pemper helped compile and type Oskar Schindler 's now-famous list, which saved 1,200 people from being killed in the Holocaust during World War II .
- The Road to Rescue
- Assisted Oskar Schindler in his rescue activities.
- 7 June 2011 (aged 91), Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany
Mieczysław Pemper (ur. 24 marca 1920, zm. 7 czerwca 2011) – polski działacz społeczny, z zasymilowanej rodziny żydowskiej z Krakowa, który pomógł Oskarowi Schindlerowi ocalić od zagłady 1200 Żydów. Pemper był więźniem, tłumaczem, kancelistą i stenografem w obozie płaszowskim u komendanta obozu Amona Götha.
- działacz społeczny
Pemper im April 1940. Mieczysław „Mietek“ Pemper (* 24. März 1920 in Krakau; † 7. Juni 2011 in Augsburg) war ein deutsch - polnischer KZ-Häftling im KZ Plaszow, das unter der Leitung von Amon Göth stand. Als Häftling wurde ihm die Position des persönlichen Schreibers eines KZ-Lagerkommandanten zugewiesen, was einen ...
18 giu 2011 · Michael Latz/ Associated Press. By Douglas Martin. June 18, 2011. Mietek Pemper was doing his job as a secretary taking dictation. One day his boss, Amon Goeth, glanced out the window and saw...
Auschwitz. Mieczysław Pemper’s The Road to Rescue is incredibly detailed in documenting the daily activities and functions of the camp. Pemper served as the “involuntarily recruited personal stenographer and secretary” of Amon Goeth, Płaszów’s commandant. Because of his unique
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24 mar 2022 · History. Mieczysław Pemper (1920-2011) 24 March 2022. 24th March marks the birthday of Mieczysław Pemper. Born in 1920 in Cracow, Pemper was remembered by Aleksander Skotnicki in Dziennik Polski in the 16th June 2011 issue. ”He came from an assimilated Jewish family.
December 6, 2011. “What matters is only what we do for others and everything else is unimportant” On November 23rd Oskar Schindler`s Enamel Factory ,the branch of the Krakow Historical Museum...
