Announcement by Częstochowa's occupation authorities of 24 September 1942 giving a reminder of the death penalty for assisting Jews

The bodies of Michał Kruk and Aleksander Hirschberg, whom he aided, hanged in public on the streets of Przemyśl, both sentenced for helping Jews

Announcement by the SS and Police Leader for the Krakow District informing about death sentences given to 73 Poles, including four accused of helping Jews. 1944.

Announcement by the SS and Police Leader for the Warsaw District of 5 September 1942 threatening death for aiding Jewish fugitives

Flyer issued in August 1943 by the “Żegota” Council to Aid Jews condemning blackmail against Jews and announcing punishment for people proven to have done so

Note in an Information Bulletin of 2 September 1943 on the execution of Jan Grabiec, who, among other things, blackmailed villagers who were hiding Jews

Poster of the Directorate of Underground Resistance informing about the enforcement of death sentences, including the one carried out on Bogusław Pilnik, September 1943

Warsaw – Old Town, Ślepa Street. Rubble on Podwale and the remains of tenement houses at the Miodowa and Senatorska crossroads, visible from behind the ruins of houses, source: from the collection of the Warsaw Uprising Museum

Ordinance on the death penalty for Jews and Poles who assist them

Ordinance of the Directorate of Underground Resistance on the execution of the death penalty on blackmailers

Information of Polish Independence Organisations concerning false accusations against Poles concerning complicity in murdering Jews

Information from an information bulletin about the Nazis' massacre of the Jews

Resolution of the National Council, informing about the German crimes committed against the Jews

Bulletin from the Polish Ministry of Information, which informs about the extermination of Polish Jews abroad

Statement from the Polish plenipotentiary concerning German propaganda; The leadership strongly condemns the German genocide against the Jewish population

Letter to General Sikorski from the American Secretary of State, who explicitly condemns the German extermination of the Jews, as reported by Poland