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Dear Group: Below is an email I sent to Andrew Sullivan, a normally right-wing blogger who was a guest on the HBO show "Real Time With Bill Maher" yesterday. Try to watch this week's Bill Maher if

For new members.... Here is a poem I wrote last year for Rememberence Day. After all my education from the Kresy site, I finally understood our families plight, and had my father lived... these

Hania - Thank you so much. A real tearjerker, again, and excellent as usual. Please tell the group about your poem from last year too. Give them the post number of the English translation

Thank you for your very kind permission. I like to share with you the fact that many of the seniors are Polish, Russian, German, Jewish, English and Canadian WWII survivors. Women who worked in

Please do share my poem and kindly let me know of the response to these words. Bet you get one good story out of someone. It is amazing how a few words can sometimes touch a person and bring out of

Haniu; Thank you for sharing this lovely poem with us. It brought so many memories to me about my childhood and my relatives who had fought in the war. Now I work in Long Term Care and spend my days

I second that, Get it PUBLISHED Paul

Hania what a beautiful poem and so so true. Thank you. You should try to get it published as it is so pertinent and needs to be available to a larger audience. hela Bye 4 now Hela.

Hania, this is beautiful! As soon as I read the title of your email, I understood exactly what you wanted to say. I asked the same question of Tata when I was little and he was talking about Arnhem.

Many times when my son was small he used to ask my Dad about what it was like being a soldier. Dziadek did you have a gun? Did you ever kill anyone? My Dad would be silent not knowing how to

<hszulakowska@l...> wrote: grandfather's me today. discovered so know

how wonderful for you! God bless. stevesob58 <stevieboy1@...> wrote: <annekaczanowski@y...> wrote: dad. I am sure the whole group can feel your excitement in this pot of gold at the end

Hi gang, Linder has this book with the names + short write-up on each. It will soon go on our site Linder

Dear Steve, Thank you this info! It was always said in my family that my grandfather's cousin died in Auschwitz, and this website has comfirmed this for me today. Possibly one of the saddest pieces

me and my wife have just returned from a weeks vacation in krakow,whilst there we visited auschwitz.not sure wether members know that there is a book of names in the museum,that you can also access

<annekaczanowski@y...> wrote: dad. I am sure the whole group can feel your excitement in this pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. It is worth everything you put into it isn't it? And it is

John, I am not sure where you are located which could make a difference!! I had all of my father's medals mounted and the ribbons replaced by a guy who runs a stall on Derby Eagle Centre Market - he

Hello everyone, I have in my fathers medals but would like to be able to get replacement ribbons for them. Anyone know where I can get ribbons for the Polish Medals? It appears that the most

I hope this information from John Roy is helpful to anyone eligible for a Siberian Cross. -- Stefan Wisniowski (moderator) Sydney, Australia ------ Forwarded Message

Hi All, Anyone else having problems being able to view the above. I click on small pic, get the next one, but when I click to get the largest view to read, all I get is a White Box with a Red Cross