Eliezer Geller was born in Opoczono. A Polish soldier in 1939, he created the Gordonia movement after being released from internment in a prisoners' camp. As a member of the JFO, he was in command of the workshops' sector during the Insurrection.
On April 30th, guided out by Reginka Furman, he left the Ghetto along with his fighting men. He was at the head of the group of surviving Resistance men hiding in the forests near Warsaw. Having found refuge in a Warsaw celluloid factory, he was the only survivor of the fire that devastated the building. Arrested by the Gestapo in October 1943, he was deported to Auschwitz where he died at the age of 25.
