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Malka (Mala) Zimetbaum

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Mala was very smart, she had good grades and could speak many different languages, including English, French, and more.
She was born into a family with 5 other children, she was the youngest, her father is Pinka's Zimetbaum and her mother, Chaya.
When she was younger, her father went blind and she became a seamstress.
She was arrested on the 22nd of July in 1942.

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When she got there, she was one of the 101 girls they found fit for work, and she soon became "privileged".
She was very generous and kind to the people in the camp, and she became favored.
She saved many lives by giving food and water to the people when she could.
She soon started dating Edek Galinski, who believed soon she would die like the rest of them, so they planned to run away.

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On June 24th, 1944, she and Edek escaped, by dressing Mala up as a boy, and Edek dressing up and making it look like Mala was being escorted some where by Edek for work.
Once they escaped, they were caught 12 days later on July 6th.
They were brought back to camp and sentenced to hanged.
On September 15, 1944, Edek was brought to the noose and put up, but kicked away the chair so that he killed himself, and they didn't get the satisfaction of killing him, but they didn't like that so they took him down, and redid the speaking. right before they hanged him, he said "long live Poland".
In the girls camp, they gathered around Mala, who slit her wrist and hit one of the people, who then started to beat her brutally and put her into a cart, and they don't know if she was shot, burned alive or if she died on the way to the crematorium.

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Born: 26 January 1918 in Poland - Died: September 15 1944

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“I was sure he wanted to see me. I stood there, he almost touched me as he went past. A whisper would have been enough, “Edek” – but at that moment I was not capable of even that. I stood as if paralysed. Edek went past me without noticing me.” 

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“I was sure he wanted to see me. I stood there, he almost touched me as he went past. A whisper would have been enough, “Edek” – but at that moment I was not capable of even that. I stood as if paralysed. Edek went past me without noticing me.” 

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- Wieslaw Kielar, a close friend of Edek

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“My dear sister, why don’t you write me? You know that every couple of lines from you will renew my courage to face life. Where are our dear parents, why don’t they correspond? What about the dear children? Thinking of it will drive me mad”

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“My dear sister, why don’t you write me? You know that every couple of lines from you will renew my courage to face life. Where are our dear parents, why don’t they correspond? What about the dear children? Thinking of it will drive me mad”

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- Mala in another postcard, October 25 1943

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Where people got hanged, which is how Edek died.

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"Now and then Mala brought me some bread, a little honey, a carrot. Without that I would have died. She used to encourage desperate persons. Having recovered from typhoid fever, I had no shoes, I was really skinny. It was Mala who scolded me, “Take care of yourself! Get decent clothing. You’ve got to wash somehow.”

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"Now and then Mala brought me some bread, a little honey, a carrot. Without that I would have died. She used to encourage desperate persons. Having recovered from typhoid fever, I had no shoes, I was really skinny. It was Mala who scolded me, “Take care of yourself! Get decent clothing. You’ve got to wash somehow.”

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- Anna Palarczyk, a survivor

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“Don’t worry. I am in good health, working as an interpreter. All the others are together with Etush.” 

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“Don’t worry. I am in good health, working as an interpreter. All the others are together with Etush.” 

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- Mala, in a postcard to one of her sisters. 25 August 1943.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddxeGR_CI2I , 30 second video about there life

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European Network Remembrance and Solidarity

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23 August. Remember: Mala Zimetbaum and Edek Galiński