Notable inmates
24,251 people linked to prisons in our dataset via Wikidata.
- Adam Bukowski1916–1945
- Adam Chudziak1892–1942
Adam DoboszyÅski1904–1949 · PolandAdam DoboszyÅski (11 January 1904 â 29 August 1949) was a soldier of the Polish Army, writer, engineer, and a social activist.
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Adam Dobrodzicki1883–1944 · Second Polish Republic- Adam Dobrowolski1903–1981
- Adam Dwornik1921–1945
- Adam DziÄgielewski1878–1944
Adam Dzianott1894–1981 · AustriaâHungary- Adam Englert1890–1958 · Poland
- Adam Fogiel1916
Adam Franciszek Jaźwiecki1900–1946 · Poland- Adam Fuks1913–1945
Adam Gadomski1894–1942 · Second Polish Republic.jpg)
Adam Grabowski1902–1986 · Poland- Adam Grochowski1892–1945
- Adam Hermann1920–1940
Adam Heydel1893–1941 · PolandAdam ZdzisÅaw Heydel (December 6, 1893 â March 14, 1941) was a Polish economist and representative of the Cracow School of Economics, a type of economic liberalism.
- Ada Michlstaedter Marchesini1890–1944 · Kingdom of Italy
- Adam Jezior1903–1972 · Poland
- Adam Kaczor1905–1942
- Adam KÄdziora1909–1945
- Adam Karwowski1910
Adam KnioÅa1911–1942 · PolandAdam KnioÅa (7 February 1911 â 26 December 1942) was a Polish footballer who played as a forward.
- Adam KoÅodziej1897–1942
Adam KopyciÅski1907–1982 · PolandAdam KopyciÅski (Polish pronunciation: [Ëadam kÉpɨËtÍ¡Éiɲskʲi]; b.
- Adam Korobczuk1922–1943
- Adam Korus1896–1945
Adam KozÅowiecki1911–2007 · PolandCardinal Adam KozÅowiecki, S.J., (Polish pronunciation: [Ëadam kÉzwÉËvjÉtÍ¡skʲi]; 1 April 1911 â 28 September 2007) was a Jesuit priest who survived almost six years of captivity and torture in Nazi concentration camps during World War II, to become a missionary in Africa.
- Adam Kubala1885
Adam KuryÅowicz1890–1966 · Poland- Adam Löhr1889–1938 · German Reich
- Adam Landman1902–1969 · Poland
- Adam Lipiec1896–1944
- Adam MaÅuszyÅski1898–1945
- Adam Marcysiak1916
- Adam Mazurek1902–1942
- Adam Mirecki1909–1952
Adam Moraczewski1907–1941 · Poland
Adam Niedenthal1898–1944 · Second Polish Republic