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edtar@... writes: parents, people who are non-jewish who were taken from their homes, some kidnapped right off the streets like the story of Joseph Wardzala, who lives in Connecticut,

Some units (Air Force) did escape to UK, my uncle was in one of them www.havers-family.co.uk/szostak.html Paul

If he had ties with the Swiss Army, then it's possible that he volunteered for service with them after being interned but that is doubtful as the Swiss weren't that keen on inducting foreigners into

Hi Grace, Well, on 19 June 1940, Poland was under a Nazi government in the western half and a Soviet government in the East (where your family seems to have been from). The officially recognised

Dear Grace In 1940 there were several Polish divisions in France. When France surrendered to the Germans (may 1940) one of the divisions crossed the border to Switzerland and was interned. It was

Dear Janie, when yoy say they are trying to include everyone you are talking about the holocaust museum/memorial. If you go to the web you referenced you will find it is for Jews. The registry is for

Thanks Stefan - will keep you posted on how I go. Do you have an address for Alexander so I can access his database? I will also contact the UK re. my grandfather though do not have a great deal of

Dear Stefan, I note from the undermentioned memo mention of Alexander of "Memorial" and his database which includes details of Archangel. My father, Edmund Terech and his parents, Stanislaw and

Dear Janie, You have your wires crossed. Holocaust memerial is for Jews who were persecuted by the Germans. Kresy-Siberia is for all Polish citizens who were deported to Siberia and persecuted by the

Dear Ed, If you go to the web-site, you will see that they are trying to include EVERYONE WHO WAS AFFECTED BY THE NAZIS AND THEIR ASSOCIATES........ THAT INCLUDES MY FAMILY AS WELL AS

Hi Grace I hope that Alexander of the Polish Committee of "Memorial" in Moscow can help you by checking his database, which definitely includes Archangel (Siberia) but possibly he has access to

Hi Stefan and other group members, A few months ago I wrote Stefan, to tell him that I was going to register my family at this site, it is at the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC, I did so just

Hi all, This has probably been asked a million times before but considering I'm new to the group I hope you'll bear with me... I'm wondering - does anybody know if it's at all possible to find out

Hello Kazimierz I do not know about this, but will forward the message to the Kresy-Siberia group in case somebody there does. Good luck. -- Stefan Wisniowski Moderator, Kresy-Siberia

This is the information I have on the (ONLY) English translation of the Kresy books: "Stalin's Ethnic Cleansing in Eastern Poland, Tales of the Deported 1940-1946" ISBN 1 872286 88 7 Price 15.00

Paul and Ed There may be a slight misunderstanding on here about the Polish and English versions of the books from the Association of the Families of the Borderland Settlers. I also went through the

Hi all, Just to get the facts straight: My mother, Danuta Gradosielska (in London) was one of the editors of the first book, "Z Kresow Wschodnich R.P. Wspomnienia z Osad Wojskowych 1921-1940". She

Dear Stefan, I tried going to the site, but couldn't click on Polls. Nothing happened! Jan Birkner ========Original Message======== Subj: [Kresy-Siberia] Group Poll Date: 10/12/01 5:51:22 AM

Yes I think it is if you have any questions write to Elizabeth Gradosielska, she's mentioned in the book elzunia@... Paul

Paul, Thanks, it is the same printer who prined the Polish version. Yor pages are great. Edward