Luci Pollreis (also spelled Lucia Pollreiss) was an Austrian woman who was recognized as Righteous among the Nations for saving three Jews hiding from the Gestapo in Vienna during World War II.
[1] The young Viennese woman hid two Jewish women and one man in her apartment in Vienna, on her farm and in a country house in Ramsau near Hainfeld for three years beginning in 1942.
As he desisted, he was arrested on suspicion of Rassenschande and taken to the regional court II, where he remained imprisoned for six weeks.
Luci Pollreis immediately gave a positive response and coordinated hiding places with Maria Schauer, who hid the Jews in the fall, winter and spring months.
[1] On 8 July 1982, Yad Vashem recognized both Maria Schauer and Lucia Pollreiss (sic) as Righteous Among the Nations, which is recognition given to "non-Jews who took great risks to save Jews during the Holocaust.