Thanks to the courtesy of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum we obtained a photograph of the inside of one of the Madritsch's plants. It probably shows one of the workshops in Cracow, but the ones in Tarnow must have looked very similar.
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Sewing machine used at the Madritsch plant
Maszyna do szycia używana w warsztacie Madritscha
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Tree devoted to Julius Madritsch at Yad Vashem
Drzewko poświęcone Juliusowi Madritschowi w Instytucie Yad Vashem
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Article about our project in local newspaper
Artykuł o naszym projekcie w lokalnej gazecie
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List of workers at the Madritsch plan in Tarnow
Lista pracowników tarnowskich zakładów Madritscha
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Location of one of Madritsch plants in Tarnow
Miejsce położenia jednej z tarnowskich fabryk Madritscha
środa, 7 czerwca 2017
A photo of the inside of the Madritsch's plant - Courtesy of USHMM
sobota, 3 czerwca 2017
An entry about Raimund Titsch
To our surprise we discovered that there wasn't any entry, neither in English version nor in Polish version in Wikipedia about a close collaborator of Julius Madritsch named Raimund Titsch.
Stworzenie wpisu o Rajmundzie Titschu
W związku z tym, że ani w angielskiej, ani w polskiej wersji Wikipedii nie było dotychczas wpisu o bliskim współpracowniku Juliusa Madritscha, Rajmundzie Titschu, który m.in. zarządzał tarnowskimi zakładami, postanowiliśmy utworzyć oba te wpisy. Zajęła się tym Patrycja Chwałek.
piątek, 2 czerwca 2017
Julius Madritsch in Steven Spielberg's film "Schindler's List"
In June 2017, we have seen together Steven Spielberg’s film titled “Schindler’s List”, in which appeared a plot with Julius Madritsch. This Austrian industrialist occured in a scene with the meeting Amon Goethe. Also, in some parts of this film appear Madritsch’s workshops in labor camp in Plasow.
Julius Madritsch w "Liście Schindlera" Stevena Spielberga
środa, 31 maja 2017
Ron Unger remembers Madritsch - exclusive video interview
Especially for us Ron (Romek) Unger, now living in the USA, recorded a video-interview about what role Madritsch played in his and his family's life. Ron's Father, Moses (Moniek) Unger and Leah (Lotka) Unger, lived in Tarnów even before the war. Moses had his workshop and a shop with gramophones, bicycles, typewriters and sewing machines in Walowa Street. As a little boy, Ron learned from his father how to repair this type equipment, which proved useful when Julius Madritsch was looking for people to service sewing machines in his Tarnów factories.










