Abstract
Samuel Bronowski (1907–1975) was formed in the Second Polish Republic, where he received his education and began his career in the judiciary. During World War II, he was an employee of the Statistical Office and the Criminal Court in the Łódź ghetto. The arrested man was sent to the camp in Poznań, and then to the branch of KL Auschwitz in NeuDachs. Escapee from the death march in 1945. In the Republic of Poland, an employee of the Łódź Office of Public Security, the Ministry of Provisioning and Trade, and then a prosecutor investigating German crimes in the extermination center in Chełmno on the Ner. The witness in the criminal trial of Arthur Greiser. In 1957 he left Polish for Israel, where he worked as a lawyer.
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