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Jan Pluta ✡

Auschwitz no. 17272

Jan Pluta was Polish and born in Zawiercie on the 31st of December 1909.

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Photograph of Jan Pluta, taken on his arrival at Auschwitz, June 1941.
Photograph of Jan Pluta, taken on his arrival at Auschwitz, June 1941.

Photograph of Jan Pluta, taken on his arrival at Auschwitz, June 1941.
Prisoners building barracks in the camp in Opole, Poland.
Prisoners building barracks in the camp in Opole, Poland.

Prisoners building barracks in the camp in Opole, Poland.
Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.
Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.

Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.
Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.
Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.

Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.
Photograph of Jan Pluta, taken on his arrival at Auschwitz, June 1941.
Photograph of Jan Pluta, taken on his arrival at Auschwitz, June 1941.
Prisoners building barracks in the camp in Opole, Poland.
Prisoners building barracks in the camp in Opole, Poland.
Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.
Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.
Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.
Jews being deported from Zawiercie, Poland by the German Police.