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hi yes sloczow, thers numerous spellings thou. zolochiv etc. and yes zloczow. but thats the spelling on the official reply from the red cross. and the surname jablonski is the spelling i that

Mark, I am not surprised that one cannot find anything as it is such an unusual name. I feel it is a mixture of names. Did the Red Cross write it just like that? Please give details of names in some

hi antoni that the names the red cross gave use when they done a search thru the records that are held in germany, my fathers name wladyslaw jablonski born 1927..son of franciszek jablonski dob

Lynda and Carol Celinski Dove See my latest post as to the number that were still in USSR/Russia/Gulags/Siberia as of 1944. About 650,000 were still in that God forsaken place if only 1

Hi Julek, There doesn't seem to be any mention of New Zealand which took in at least 733 Polish children from Isfahan, Persia. Do you recall that the Hoover Institute had mention of

To ALL Report M.E.R.R.A. c/o British Embassy Tehran May 6, 1944 Classified Secret Written By Colonel A Ross Distributed to: Polish Minister of State, Cairo Polish Legation, Tehran Polish Civil

Eve, Good point . They must have been imported just for this occasion.? Zbyszek

To ALL: Attached you will find numbers that I gathered on my visit to Stanford University in California (which houses the Hoover Institute on its campus) earlier this month. I know that the

Roman, maybe not exacttly what you're looking for but in some cases the property was taken by the Ukrainians before Feb '40. As I wrote yeaterday my father and family had been evicted from their

ROMAN: I can only repeat what my Mother told me since I was too young to have any memory of the deportation itself. They barged in, pistols/rifles drawn, gave us fifteen minutes to get our already

Zbyszek, In message #23962 June 29, 07 you wrote "Once the Polish people were deported, the locals divided up the spoils, property livestock,houses,etc..." I asked you, this same day, to

To get more details about the Posdam Conference please have a look at pages 36 to 38 of my website" Poland and WW II 1939 - 1945". R. Skulski --------------------------------- All new

They are at Hoover because they were part of the Wladyslaw Anders Collection. I wrote were because I don't know if the Anders Collection is still a separate collection or if it has now become part of

Hopefully, not a silly question but why are the testimonies by those released from Russia held at the Hoover Institute in America when the 2Korpus was attached to the British army for most of the

I was in Ukraine about 10 years ago and visited my mums osada, Osada Krechowiecka, outside Rowne next door to Hallerowo. At the time there was an old Ukranian woman living there. She was aware that

To comment further on Walter's last paragraph while in Lwow 2 summers ago, although obviously largely Ukrainian, there is still evidence of polish culture. For ex. we(my aunt Halina and cousin Andrew

Yes, me too! pozdrowienia Elzunia Olsson Sweden Gallery Administrator http://gallery.kresy-siberia.org/

Hi, Is it just my PC or is anyone else having duplicates of emails from Lynda sent 19th, 20th & 25th June? With warmest regards, Krys (Ipswich, UK)

Hello Eve: Let me answer the questions of "resettlement of Poles" in 1945 as opposed to "Operation Wisla" in April of 1947. The resettlement was part of the Potsdam agreement which mandated the

Mark I found that if you use a Polish search engine you can get more results. I use www.interia.pl. I myself do not speak Polish at all, but some of it you can work out for yourself. This is where