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Dear Rafal, On the K-S companion research site www. aforgottenodyssey.com you will find an extensive bibliography that includes first person accounts of how Poles and others were taken from Eastern

most believe that sikorski was assasinated. assuming that this is true, can anybody tell me why anders was spared? it would seem to me that if the nkvd wanted to get you, they did. im sure he posed as

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George: My father did the same journey - From the Junacks in Palestine, to the Polish Naval College in Great Wyrley, which is in.....the West Midlands. Is this the same one, do you know ?? If so, go

Re: ZYGMUNT HENRYK BERLING(1896-1980), "Kosciuszko Division," etc. For Rafal in Chicago: Not surprisingly most source materials on Berling, the "Kosciuszko Division," and related topics are not

My husband just obtained a small photo of his mother in a hospital in Teheran. On the back is the date: July, 1942. Does anyone know if there was a hospital just set up for the survivors from Siberia?

As I recall, (Zygmunt?) Berling was an officer of Anders who remained loyal to the Soviets, to the point that as the officer in charge of the rear station in the evacuation, the last ships left

In a message dated 12/9/03 12:55:47 PM Pacific Standard Time, lmglow@... writes: << lmglow@... (Lloydeen Glowacki) >> Hi Terry, Yes indeed there was a Polish hospital in Teheran. In fact the

i would like to thank those of you that have begun to post in regards to my question. i have already found a lot of information thanks to your help. I would also like to thank those that e-mailed me

Rafal wrote: Hi Rafal, If you have not narrowed down your topic as yet, can I suggest that you go local ? The AK veterans are leaving us very rapidly and need to be interviewed. I think that Stefan

Dear Barbara, I am pleased to hear of your interest in my book. As requested, I am happy to provide you with information about it. The book full title is: Straws in the Wind The betrayal of Poland and

Thanks again, John. I tried doing an online search for the article just now and can't go into the archives without subscribing, it seems. Terry Glowacki on 12/8/03 6:22 PM, John Phillips at

If you haven't already, you must read General Anders's book, "An Army in Exile." The Hoover Institution is an obvious source of information as is the Sikorski Museum in London. And of course there is

-Rafal, May I suggest that you read my message # 3150 dated Dec.2, 2002,it will give you the information that you are seeking. You should also view my website POLAND & WW II 1939-1945 at the following

believe it mainly was anders himself abd president sikorski ... Rgrds. John Phillips

Terry, it was a couple of months or so ago now but a big article on back page ... I gave my copy to a friend who may be able to give the date or otherwise we could do a search on the ft site ... prime

It is a long story, full of intrigue and adventure. Would anybody like to start us off? Stefan From: "rjczapla" <rczapla1@...> [...] To start off, does anybody know who initiated the release

I was born in Debica, Poland and in 1980 and my family emigrated to the US in the early 1990s. I have always had an interest in WWII and especially Polish-Soviet relations during that time (thanks to

on 12/8/03 12:29 PM, Stefan Wisniowski at swisniowski@... wrote:

JOHN WRITES: From: "John Phillips" <jhphill@...> Reply-To: "John Phillips" <jhphill@...> Date: Sat, 6 Dec 2003 06:11:06 +0100 I've been enjoying all the interesting items on your