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My name is Eugene (Eugeniusz) Lachocki. My autobiography NO RETURN is in English language. My wife, Gryzelda Niziol Lachocki, has her autobiography in English: GOODBYE TOMORROW, and in Polish:

FW: [Kresy-Siberia] Welcome Joasia KubickaHi Stefan My parents were married on 22 06 1935 in Molodecznie (near Wilno). It was amazing after all their experiences to meet up again in Anders' Army

Strona informacyjna Muzeum "Sowieckie deportacje" . Gdańsk, ul.Starowi?lna 3 www.deportacje.org

Please welcome Veronica Higginbotham to the group. Veronica, thanks for your heartfelt and eloquent introduction - my father was a Junak (cadet) training in Palestine as well. Can you tell us

Please welcome Veronica Higginbotham to the group. Veronica, thanks for your heartfelt and eloquent introduction - my father was a Junak (cadet) training in Palestine as well. Can you tell us

Joasia I have passed this message on to the group for their consideration! By the way, as your parents married in Italy and you were born there, your file would be at the Polish Catholic

A while back, I posted two photos of Rowne on the group gallery at http://www.aforgottenodyssey.com/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=Andrze j-Mielcarek Thanks to Andrzej Mielcarek for

Hi gang Can the person who posted the photo "U.S. w Kostopolu" on our website, with the Urzad Skarbowy in Kostopul (1937) please contact me directly

This was forwarded from my daughter who lives in Washington D.C. http://www.polishhappyhour.com/

When Mr. Eugeniusz Lachocki(Sybirak) joined our group, I was fascinated with his life story.I passed on his name, email and names of his and his wife's books to our local Polish journalist who writes

Just had to say that these photos, more than any, have made me cry. Particularly the one of the young boy holding the child. Haunting. Vanessa

http://www.aforgottenodyssey.com/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=albuo17

This link doesn't work. Where can I find these pictures?

Hi Friends I just added amazing photo album tittled Childreen of the war 1939-1945 Look into Poland Photos 1939-1945 section or just straight

Hi there, Thanks for the info, sadly my granfather Wladyslaw Golinski (15/08/1898) died 23/10/1939, I think he may have had land, I just don't know, I am trying to locate my two uncles, who are

Hi Group, I've been "away" for a while - reason: new ISP. This is my first shift to a new ISP and let me tell you that it's been nothing but one problem after another! As a relatively inept computer

--- Vantom <vantom@...> wrote: > Hello all, I've had this email from another Polish That's hogwash. I was born in Poland and heard a couple of years ago that I might need a

I am looking for relatives (descendants) of : - Aniela Gromczakiewicz, born 27 May 1908 in Warszawa (Poland), burial 17 January 1943 in Baghdad, Iraq (British War Cemetery gr. 23-G-2) she was

Hi Henry My mother's family (Maczka) were also from Osada Krechowiecka Pozdrowienia Elzunia Olsson Sweden Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2003 13:34:55 -0000 From: "Michael Kulik" <iteekulik@...> Subject:

Please welcome Cheryl Masajada to the group. Cheryl, you seem to have some information on the Masojada branch of your family: The list of Oudtshorn South Africa children has these names on it: 266