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The only information my living relatives have is that last contact with Piotr was just as the war ended (1944). Piotr was in Archangelsk at the time. We don't know what became of him after that. My

wondering if they could see if there are any HERCUNS listed in phone book and could send their addresses\Thanks in advance for your help Michelle (Hercun) Moffatt Oszmiana Oshmyany

I also recommend Sarner's book for anyone interested in this history. A good part of the work is devoted to the Jews in Anders Army and Sarner does a great job in providing an objective viewpoint.

Further to Romuald's comment on Menachem Begin's departure from the Polish Army, Harvey Sarner had this to say (Sarner, p.iii): "Another example that demonstrates that oral testimony is at least

Welcome Daria SikorskiThank you for the wonderful welcome. As mentioned by Barabra Charuba, she has posted the story of my mother's experiences. My dad did not talk much about the war. As for my last

Please welcome Stephen Wierzbicki to the group. Stephen can you tell us a little more about your father's and his family's history? This may help us to help you to make connections you seek.

KRYMINA? ZA ...WALK? Z KORUPCJ?... W czasie swojej krótkiej pracy w administracji publicznej, podj??em prób? walki z korupcj?, konkretnie z aferami nieruchomo?ciowymi z

Oszmiana Oshmyany (Belarus) pre 1939 Hi Friend I just added a photo album Oszmiana Oshmyany (Belarus) pre 1939 on website AFO

Zablotow (Zabolotov) Ukraine pre 1939 Hi Friend I just added a photo album Zablotow Ukraine pre 1939 on website AFO

to all: 9 additional photos posted on the Tengeru site Julek

I want to add to the discussion on the subject matter. There was no anti-semitism in the 2-nd Polish Corps. In support of this statement I would like to mention two of my friends, both Jews, who were

Though this is part of a larger conversation on the relations between Poles and Jews during the war, it is certainly relevant to understanding the plight of the Polish citizens of all religions and

Barb Thank you for sharing your poem. Can we post it on our website? It does make you stop and think about our families' individual miracles of survival... Stefan Wisniowski

Angie Regarding your grandfather's brother Piotr, you say he was in contact with your grandfather shortly AFTER the war, but also that his last known whereabouts were in Archangelsk. Do you know if

Please welcome Karen Williamson to the group. Karen, I am sure that you will learn a lot by going back to the archive messages of the group, as well as by checking out the links on our webpages. I

Hi Andy The three books I mentioned tell one side of the story. Based on the comments yesterday I now want to read the accounts of men who served in the Polish Army. In particular the book by

Daria! Welcome to the group! I am so glad you decided to join. I fixed up and posted your mother's story, with her permission. It is in the "Files" section of the site. For all of the other

I would like to introduce myself to the group and give a brief history of my grandparents whom I am researching. My name is Angie Jordan. My grandfather (Julian) and grandmother (Zofia) MOSCICKI

<swisniowski@p...> wrote: Stefan, Thanks for the welcome :-) I would have to talk to my aunt about that. My uncle was a very private person. Am not certain how he'd feel about it. I could probably