392. * NEY, Julian, physician in Jaslo, Krosno prov.
Killed by the Gestapo for saving a Jewish woman from Jaslo: Sara Diller. Posthumously awarded the medal of "Righteous Among the Nations". Sara in tears told this researcher her story in Jerusalem in 1985. (see: 37).

393. NIECPON, Jan, 56, living at Zolynia, near Lezajsk, Rzeszow prov.
Shot by the local gendarmes in May 1944, together with a Jewish woman, fugitive from Bialobrzegi, whom he sheltered.

394. NIELACNY, Wladyslaw, 42, worker, living at Chorzenice, near Radomsko, Czestochowa prov.
Arrested in Mar. 1943 and then shot for aiding Jews.

395. NIEPSUJ, Anna, 45, living at Klikowa, Tarnow prov.
Murderd by members of the Gestapo from Tarnow, on Apr. 8, 1943,
with two (2) Jews sheltered by her.

396. NIZIOL, Aniela, 50, living at Lancut, Rzeszow prov.
Arrested for sheltering the Wolkenfeld family; shot in the local court building on Aug. 24, 1942.

397. NOWAK, Maria, 18, farmer, from Podszkole,near Ostorwiec Swietokrzyski, Kielce prov.
A search on April 6, 1943, resulting from a denunciation, was carried out in her house by the military police from Ostrowiec. Even tough no sheltered Jews were discovered, as they took refuge elsewhere, Maria and Leokadia Swarlinska, mother of a 3 years old child, were sent to concentration camps. Leokadia survived, but Maria perished.

398. NOWAK, Tadeusz, 39, living at Skarzysko Kamienna, Kielce prov.
Hanged in public at the Hassag-Werke factory at Skarzysko for smuggling food to Jews working there.

399. NOWAK, Teofil, living at Posadza, near Koniusza, Cracow prov.

400. NOWAK (Christian name unknown), his daughter
Killed on June 22, 1943, for Teofil's involvment in aiding Jewish people. Maria and Stanislaw Wierzbanowski, Zebala and Katarzyna Zmuda with her children, were shot at the same time (see: 644-645, 698, 702-704).

401. NOWAK (Christian name unknown) from Wierzbica, near Kozlow, Kielce prov.

402. NOWAK, (Christian name unknown), daughter
Shot on Jan. 29, 1943 for sheltering the Wandelsman family who were also killed (see: 289-292).

403. NOWOTNIK, Stanislaw, 45, farmer, living at Swiesielice, Radom prov.
Murdered on Dec. 7, 1942 in a group of 14 people by the gendarmes from Ciepielow for help given to Jews (see: 84).

404. NOYSZEWSKA, Ewa, Mother Superior of the convent of the Immaculate Conception, Slonim (place incorporated after the war into Soviet Ukraine)
Shot in 1941 with Sister Marta Wolowska for sheltering Jews in the nunnery (see: 674).