Born 1893 in Baranavichy. Partisan, after the war he provided the Documentation Campaign (Dokumentační akce) with his testimony about the evidence of the Czech Jews in the Baranavichy Ghetto and gas vans.

Born 1912 in Baranavichy, worked as a printer. During WWII partisan, after the war he provided the Documentation Campaign (Dokumentační akce) with his testimony about the evidence of the Czech Jews in the Baranavichy Ghetto and gas vans.

1909–1992

Born in Prague. She worked as a clerk. In 1943 Schicková was deported to the Terezín Ghetto, where she has survived until the liberation. After the war she was involved in the Documentation Campaign (Dokumentační akce). In 1949, Schicková emigrated to Israel.

1921–?

Sometimes also spelled Gersonová, later name Coref. Born in Mukachevo, moved to Moravská Ostrava, from 1939 in Prague. Gerzonová was deported to the Terezín Ghetto in 1942, from which she was transported in autumn 1944 to the camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Via Oederan on an evacuation transport back to the Terezín Ghetto. After the war she was one of the co-workers of the Documentation Campaign (Dokumentační akce). She got married and moved with her husband to Slovakia.

1921–?

Later name Shlomo Schmiedt. Born in Senec, before the war lived in Prague. In 1942 he was deported to the Terezín Ghetto, from which he was sent in autumn 1944 to Auschwitz-Birkenau, liberated in Kaufering. After the war he was one of the important co-workers of the Documentation Campaign (Dokumentační akce). Later Schmiedt emigrated to Israel.

1920–1978

Born in Olomouc as Vilém Scheck. Active in the Zionist movement, member of the Maccabi Hatzair. In 1943 he was deported to the Terezín Ghetto, where he became one of the Hechalutz leaders. In autumn 1944 he was transported to Auschwitz-Birkenau and later liberated in Kaufering. After the war he became one of the main initiator of the Documentation Campaign (Dokumentační akce). In 1946 he emigrated to Palestine, where he worked for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and in the diplomatic services. In 1967 Sheck was appointed as the Israeli Ambassador in Vienna. In 1977 he was sent to serve as the Israeli Ambassador in Rome, where he has died one year later.