Munio Badian
Mundek (Munio) Badian was a young Jew, in his mid-20s, born in Drohobycz, blond, tall. According to his sister Czesława Galica, his parents owned a large “ business“ in the countryside [due to the translation it is unclear whether this means an inn or an agricultural property]. In 1939 Munio lived with his wife Jenta and daughter (born in 1940) in the small village of Łąka (ukr.: Luka) near Sambor. After the German invasion in 1941, the family moved to Drohobycz. As a Jewish forced labourer, he was obliged to work there by the Gestapo. He worked as an assistant to Naftali Backenroth (Bronicki), who was the Gestapo’s Jewish contact person for the labour deployment of Jews. The SS Scharführer Paul Behr treated Badian as his „Leibjuden“ – he had to get or buy various items for Behr and other Gestapo people.
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