Jan Gilas – Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia
Jan Gilas (ur. 7 sierpnia 1901 w Lublinie, zm. 9 września 1939 tamże) – polski woźny, sławny wyniesieniem niewybuchu podczas niemieckiego nalotu na Lublin i uratowaniem wielu osób. Syn Stanisława i Anny z Kołodyńskich. 15 kwietnia 1928 ożenił się z Otylią z Boguckich (lub Bogutów).
The Unsung Hero of Poland Jan Gilas | The Past Unfolds Story
September 9th, 1939, a day etched in history. In the midst of chaos, a remarkable act of courage unfolds in Lublin, Poland, when a German air bomb makes an u...
It was not German... - Institute of National Remembrance - Facebook
It was not German bombs that killed Jan Gilas but his own courage. By 9 September 1939, Lublin, home to 120,000 people, had filled with thousands of refugees from central Poland, and their fear. The...
Pictures from World War II | It was not German bombs that killed Jan ...
It was not German bombs that killed Jan Gilas but his own courage. By 9 September 1939, Lublin, home to 120,000 people, had filled with thousands of refugees from central Poland, and their fear. The...
Instytut Pamięci Narodowej Oddział w Lublinie - Jan Gilas dokonał ...
Jan Gilas dokonał nadludzkiego wysiłku i w czasie bombardowania Lublina (9 września 1939 r.) wyniósł bombę z lubelskiego ratusza pełnego ludzi. Bohaterski woźny, pracujący w magistracie, zmarł zaraz...
Jan Gilas (1914-1979) - Find a Grave Memorial
Jan Gilas Birth 23 Sep 1914 Death 8 Feb 1979 (aged 64) Burial. Cmentarz Komunalny w Lublinie - Majdanek. Lublin ...
As a German air bomb fell into the Lublin Town Hall but didn
Sep 9, 2023 · Jan Gilas himself, with his bare hands, took an unexploded bomb out of the building, saving the people gathered in it. Shortly after leaving the Town Hall, he probably died of a heart attack, caused by stress and fatigue. The moment of his death was immortalized by the Lublin photographer Ludwik Hartwig.
As a German air bomb fell into the Lublin Town Hall but didn’t …
As a German air bomb fell into the Lublin Town Hall but didn’t explode, janitor Jan Gilas carries it out barehanded to keep other people inside safe, and dies from stress-induced heart attack just outside.
Polish Holokaust: 9 września 1939r Jan Gilas, woźny z ratusza w ...
Sep 8, 2022 · Lublin, 9 września 1939 roku. Do ratusza wpada bomba lotnicza, lecz nie wybucha. Woźny magistratu, Jan Gilas, nie bacząc na śmiertelne nie...
As a German air bomb fell into the Lublin Town Hall but didn’t …
Sep 9, 2023 · Jan Gilas himself, with his bare hands, took an unexploded bomb out of the building, saving the people gathered in it. Shortly after leaving the Town Hall, he probably died of a heart attack, caused by stress and fatigue.
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