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Romuald, Thank you for sharing all this great, first hand information about a very important time of our Polish brave ancestors that fought and many lost their lives. To have finally, after many years

--- romed46 <romed46@...> wrote: . The most famous person associated with that battle is Florence Nightingale. end quote I beg to differ. Flo never had a piece of clothing named after her like

Dear Anne Thank you for the letter about Polish flag on Monte Cassino. The story about handkerchief is true. This is the regimental banner of the 12 Podolski Lancers Rgmt. who was the first to enter

Odessa was first established by the Greeks some 2,200 years ago, named Odessus.In the 14th century Tatars build a fort,but in 1396 Lithuania captured the fort. In the 16th century Tatars recaptured it

This may have been the official one on the website, but not the very first one that was hoisted. Bert Bakker <bert_bakker41@...> wrote: <annekaczanowski@y...> wrote:

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Hania, Thank you for sharing such a wonderful account of this Polish flag with us. My three Polish uncles fought at that battle so it means a lot to me. Pozdrawiam Zbyszek _____ Sent: October 28, 2004

Thank you Anne for that tidbit. It verifies what we all realize -- that if a Polish Veteran tells you something -- it is the truth. Hope you enjoy your stay in London. Best always, Donna

Just a tidbit of info some may be interested in knowing. I am in London and have visited the Sikorski museum. In a book I read somehere along the line, there was a story about how the flag got hoisted

--- Eve5J@... wrote: The Charge Of The Light Brigade. There was also a pretty good film made about this battle in the 60's or 70's. Trevor Howard in the role of Lord Cardigan, I believe. Czesc,

Hi Zbyszek and Group - Ukraine was also a state or country for a very short time after World War I; I don't know whether or not Odessa was included in these boundaries of Ukraine at that time. But you

Dear Zbyszek, I believe your Grandfather and GGfather had the good patron :-) Odessa is the nice place. The climate is wonderful - high temperature, pressure very stabil and the main streets starting

Thanks to Zbyszek for his help. There is a problem in Kresy-Siberia, namely there is no - in Kresy-Siberia - traces of historiosophy and historiography. And it does not contain methodological

Józef, My grandfather and great-grandfather were named Józef. Sounds like a nice place. I hear from some people that there are palm trees there. Sounds like a very nice place. Lots of history, etc.

Well I'm not sure that the "Ukrainian State" ever had this territory to loose it. Hope someone can correct me here if I'm wrong, but Ukraine as a state only came into existence during/after WWII. I've

Could you say when the Ukrainian State lost the territory?

Hi Tereska, I cannot find any record of the unit that my Father was in. I am going to post some photos to see if any one can identify people/places/times. Anyway thanks for the message. Peter

Linder, Thanks for the message. Peter

Helo Peter, I'm Linder and I live in Long Eaton, Nottingham. The group get's closer. Good luck in your searches Linder

Hello Zbyszek, indeed Odessa was founded about two hundreds years ago (1794) by Catherine II. It is the Russian city although projected by French Duke Richelieu. The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth