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Group from Aberncorn - Szklarska Poreba 1994 Polish - Mr Zenon Slowikowski with group. Bulletin No 4" Club under Baobab" in Wroclawiu. In Wroclawiu is about 5000 deported to ZSRR ->> SYBIR Wladyslaw

Hi all, Could I ask for a volunteer to translate the Polish excerpt on Abercorn camp in Africa, which can be found attached as 3 JPEG images on the previous message "More on Abercorn"? I believe that

Hi Rachael Have you had a chance to follow up on the earlier leads on Abercorn residents? Do you need help to contact the ladies in Poland? Meanwhile, Wladyslaw has sent me further information on

Please welcome George to the group, and thank you for the introduction. Many of our families suffered a similar fate on 10 Feb 1940. The lucky ones ended up in Persia, England, and various other

Please welcome Kristin to the group, and thank you for the background intro, Kristin. Please be sure to visit our websites to scan the previous messages, photos and links.

Hello, need help locating my late maternal Grandfather,? family , Ivan? Nikolaevitch Krasnov died around 1926 in Dimidov, Smolensk. After his first wife Zinaida died, he married Alexandra Goranina

Hello and welcome Kristin. My name is nadia and I live in the USA and this summer have just found and reunited with my family both in Poland and here in the USA. My aunt Maria Mojsiewicz (my father

For your information Ignore the information on the PRO site, I've spoken to the helpline in the last hour and confirmed that BT have closed the census site down for the time being. Several reports

Paul, Have you asked your contacts in Poland? Or that bookshop in Warsaw I think I told you about? I realise it's out of print, but a good bookshop has it's "network"..and maybe they have contacts

Elizabeth I tried that already, they told me it's out of print so I'm hoping that there's a store or a person out there that is willing to part with their copy Paul

This may be a matter for our friends in the Polish diplomatic corps to take up with the Ukraine. Any thoughts from the well-connected members of the group? -- Stefan Wisniowski Moderator,

Paul Just a thought....have you tried the POSK library? Years ago, before the present Posk building was built, I remember there was a library in the basement of a huge house in London. I knew the

http://www.familyrecords.gov.uk/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Home page; www.paulhavers.co.uk Eastern Borderlands of II RP; www.kresy.co.uk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Outgoing mail

If you're looking for any British info then I can recommend this site, they have some decent info and can generally point you in a right direction http://www.sog.org.uk/ Paul

I have no idea of who wrote it, my mother is the one who wants it Paul

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If you can read Polish then this is a fantastic site, I have a link to it on my Lwow Eaglets page and am trying to formalize ties with the webmaster http://miasto.lwow.prv.pl/

Does any one know where I can get this book "Luna nad Trebowla" been trying for ages and so far a blank Paul ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Home page; www.paulhavers.co.uk Eastern Borderlands of

I'd thought that I'd mention this Some of you might know and some might not, the Cemetery of the Defenders of Lwow(Orleta Lwowskie) was slowly eradicated after the end of WWII the cemetery is now

Here is further reference information from Alexander in Moscow. From: "Alexander Gur'yanov" <gurpolcom@...> Moscow, 4.01.2002 Happy New Year Stefan, Concerning your question in Digest No 90: