By staying in the ghetto and helping its residents, Tadeusz Pankiewicz contravened the generally accepted rules and behaved as if he had lost his sense of self-preservation. "We were not heroes", hemaintained. "It was just our bounden duty." This is enough of a reason to become interested in that remarkable individual.

Table of Contents:

• Admission

• Family home and environment

• Life in pre-war Krakow

• War period, work and life in the ghetto

• Polish pharmacy during the war

• Apteka Pod Orłem before the creation of the ghetto

• The Eagle Pharmacy in the Kraków ghetto – the background of the decision to stay in the ghetto

• The functioning of the pharmacy in the ghetto

• The Eagle Pharmacy as an extraterritorial institution

• Operation of the Pod Orłem pharmacy after the liquidation of the ghetto

• Memories – Pharmacy in the Krakow ghetto

• Pankiewicz as a witness at post-war trials

• Pankiewicz and his pharmacy after the war

• Pankiewicz in the files of the secret police

• Candidate development

• Eliminating from an agent network

• Memory restoration period

• The activities of Pankiewicz and his pharmacy in the ghetto from today's perspective