Editing Warsaw Ghetto (section)

===Casualties===
[[File:Umschlagplatz noc.JPG|thumb|[[Umschlagplatz]] Memorial on Stawki Street]]
[[File:Mur getta warszawskiego.jpg|thumb|Borders of the ghetto are marked in remembrance of its victims]]
* [[Tosia Altman]] – ghetto resistance fighter, escaped the ghetto in 1943 uprising through the sewers. Died after she was caught by the [[Gestapo]] when the celluloid factory she was sheltering in caught fire.
* [[Mordechai Anielewicz]] – ghetto resistance leader in the ŻOB (alias ''Aniołek''). Died with many of his comrades at [[Miła 18|their surrounded command post]].
* [[Dawid Moryc Apfelbaum]] – ghetto resistance leader and commander of the ŻZW. Killed in action during the ghetto uprising.{{efn|1=Though Apfelbaum is listed in many books and articles devoted to the revolt in the Warsaw Ghetto as one of the commanders of the Jewish Military Union (see: {{cite journal|first=Moshe|last=Arens|title=The Development of the Narrative of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising|journal=Israel Affairs|volume=14|issue=1|pages=6–28|date=January 2008|doi=10.1080/13537120701705924|s2cid=144134946| issn=1353-7121}}), and a square was named for him in Warsaw,  historians Dariusz Libionka and Laurence Weinbaum have cast doubt about his existence.<ref>{{cite web|author1=Dariusz Libionka|author2=Laurence Weinbaum|title=A legendary commander|url=https://www.haaretz.com/1.4945664|work=Haaretz|date=June 22, 2007}}</ref>}}
* [[Maria Ajzensztadt]] – singer known as the ''Nightingale of the Ghetto''
* Adam Czerniaków – engineer and senator, head of the Warsaw Judenrat (Jewish council). Committed suicide in 1942.
* [[Paweł Finder]] – First Secretary of the Polish Workers' Party (PPR) from 1943 to 1944; killed by Germans in Warsaw Ruins 1944
* [[Paweł Frenkiel]] – one of the leaders of ŻZW (Żydowski Związek Wojskowy – [[Jewish Military Union]]).
* [[Mira Fuchrer]] – ghetto resistance fighter in the ZOB. Died with many of her comrades at [[Miła 18|their surrounded command post]].
* [[Yitzhak Gitterman]] – director of the [[American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee]] in Poland, resistance fighter. Killed in action during the ghetto uprising.
* [[Itzhak Katzenelson]] – teacher, poet, dramatist and resistance fighter. Executed at Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1944.
* [[Janusz Korczak]] – children's author, pediatrician, child pedagogist and orphanage owner. Executed along with his orphans at Treblinka in August, 1942, after refusing an offer to leave his orphans and escape.
* [[Simon Pullman]] – conductor of the Warsaw Ghetto symphony orchestra. Executed at Treblinka in 1942.
* [[Emanuel Ringelblum]] – historian, politician and social worker, leader of the [[Ringelblum Archive|ghetto chroniclers]]. Discovered in Warsaw and executed together with his family in 1944.
* [[Kalonymus Kalman Shapira]] – grand rabbi of [[Piaseczno]]. Executed at Trawniki during [[Aktion Erntefest]] in 1943.
* [[Gershon Sirota]] – cantor known as the "Jewish Caruso". Was killed during the uprising.
* [[Cecylia Słapakowa]] – journalist and translator, killed at Treblinka in 1942 or at Trawniki in 1943 together with her daughter.
* [[Władysław Szlengel]] – poet of the Warsaw ghetto; killed in 1943 uprising.
* [[Lidia Zamenhof]] – [[Baháʼí Faith|Baháʼí]]-[[Esperanto|Esperantist]] daughter of Dr. [[L. L. Zamenhof]]. Executed at Treblinka in 1942.
* [[Nathalie Zand]] – neurologist and research scientist. Practiced as a doctor within the ghetto. Thought to have been executed at [[Pawiak]] prison, September 1942.
* [[Yitzhak Suknik]] – fighter in the [[Jewish Combat Organization|Jewish Fighting Organization]]. Was shot and killed in combat in an escape operation.