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No, that information doesn't help to create a list of the spring evacuations - only relevant details please. Elzunia

I suppose our active members can do both - I was trying to reach our very many passive members with the message. John's message was caught in the spam filter, that's why it was delayed - happens

Hi Lenarda, If you wish to purchase the book, I would recommend you contact the PHT directly via the same email I posted in response to Tracey: phtmuseum@... I'm hoping this will somehow be

Hi Tracey, I am not actually a member of the Polish Heritage Trust, but I am on their database for mailouts. You could receive these as well if you contact them on the following email

Hi, Attached is a photo at Dad’s gravesite in Teheran Persia. Mom, Helen (my sister) and I giving our last respects to my dad whom I have never truly known or who would never be able to guide me

Krysiu, You must be referring to Blagovieshchenka, near Dzalal-Abad, in south-western Kyrgizstan, where the 5th Division was stationed. Bagovieszczensk is in far eastern part of Russia, on the

I second your motion, Elzunia. This would be an extremely valuable resource. If I may move a small amendment: could members please post their input to the forum instead of or in addition to sending it

Suggest that everyone understands what info should be sent in order to achieve the goal of building the list of ships, dates, names. This might make it less burdensome for Stan. For example, in my

Thanks, Stan. Due to the translator, I am not clear on whether you plan to send me something privately or if you sent it already (if so, it has not arrived yet). Either way, again thank you. Also,

Elzunia, Stan and All the members, participating in this remarkable endeavour, I wish success and congratulate you on this project. Now others, new people to group and those from outside group,

I am writing to all members personally because I know that many of you do not read our messages regularly but we have just started an important project and need the help of ALL our members. We have

Julian, What a lovely little boy you were! All the best, Basia (UK)

Julek, are you the blonde boy with braces? Or the one above picking his nose? Sorry about your mamusa not being in photo. It would have been so difficult to raise children in the environment of

Hi, This site lists those murdered in Lwiw from 1939 to 1947.? The sight is in Polish, but I have translated it to English. ? Unfortunately, it also translated some of the Polish last names into

Lenarda, Thank you for your kind words. Attached is another photo of Polish refugee children shortly after the gulags. That is me in the first row on the right by the torn part of the photo. The

Hi, John! I watched with interest your paper (your father). I sent you privat. Your father was in PechorLag or SevPechLag - built railway from station Kozhva to Vorkuta. It was the worst camp of

This is amazing, Stan. Can you see if you can find the names of my father and uncle, too? My father: Jan Ha?ucha, son of Jakub, born 11.IV.1915 at M?odów (Lubaczów), Poland My uncle:

Forgive me if this has been previously posted! http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/03/sunday-review/the-holocaust-just-got-more-shocking.html?pagewanted=all&_r=1& "The researchers have cataloged some

Thank you, Stan, for undertaking to create a list of ships and departures in the first exodus March-April 1942. You have had such success finding other important documents that I'm sure you will

When my dad told his story I too was directed to Lena River....as he prounounced it "Neesa".......when in fact?in time I realized it ?meant Yenisiej river.? There were many camps here and Yeniseij