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Thank you Stefan. I have written to Alexander. I don't know if I have enough information for a search, but I have my fingers crossed!! Unfortunately, the one person who is still alive, was only 6 when

Tu "SYBIRAK" z Wroclawia. Pozdrawiam. Wladyslw Czapski www.us.wroc.pl/bio-rytm/main.htm ----- Wiadomosc oryginalna ----- Od: jagna8@... Do: Kresy-Siberia@... Wyslano: 28 listopada 2001

Hi Wanda, I will pass your interesting piece on the compensations to the three London based Polish newspapers, and to the Sybiracy in Poland. As far as our film is concerned, the Canadian screenings

What about the persons that lost everything to the Soviets including property and places of abode Paul To: <Kresy-Siberia@...> cc: Subject: [Kresy-Siberia] A Forgotten Odyssey screenings

Jo Try the "Akta Zaburzanskie" Archives in Warsaw, the address is on my home page www.paulhavers.co.uk/archives.html Paul

Forwarded from Wanda in Toronto: From: Rwtruksa@... Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2001 02:26:23 EST I have been involved in organizing action for the compensation form Russia for forcible deportation and

Hi Joe As a followup to my last message, here is the map reference for Asmjany, Belarus (possibly Oszmina, Poland before 1945).

Hi Joe Have you heard from anybody? Any progress? I hope this gives you a clue. While I could not find the village in Shtetlseeker (which is usually very good), I did find Asmjany about 15km Southeast

All I'm looking for a book and so far can't find it anywhere looks like it's out of print If by some chance any of our listers do have it or know where I can get a copy please, please let me know If

Wladyslaw reports that a copy of the Anders archives from the Hoover Institution are now at the Warsaw "Modern" Archives (500 pages worth), but that only 30% are accessible to the public - the rest

Hi Steve I will be sending a copy of my address to showing of the film. Can you please added to the Odyssey site D

Steve Wish I had my own server, if you need any help in the database then feel free to ask Paul

Hi Paul Right now the site is being hosted on a friends system so space etc isn't an issue. The server is parked at a server farm in Vancouver. If it does become an issue later, I also have a server

Re: [Kresy-Siberia] deportation traslationThe "collection of statements" from Siberaki to which Stefan refers was partially documented in Jan Gross and Irena Grudzinska-Gross book, "War Throuth

It's an excellent book and I am delighted to see it again available! Worth having and sharing with parents. Written by Fr. Lucjan Krolikowski from his personal perspective. includes photographic

If you look at an atlas of Russian resources, you will find there are many salt mines, including, especially in the far east/s.east. Many Poles 'worked' in the south-central asian salt mines. Some

Elizabeth I have done a search through the Doctor's websites, and Sanok does not seem to appear. However, it is possible that there is a write-up on it in the Hoover Institution, Anders Archives,

I have come across the following book on Amazon, and thought it may be of interest to the group. here is the web reference: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0595168639/qid=1006695454/sr=8-1/ref=

Linder Krakow at that time was in the hands of the German Army, so if your father was captured by the Soviets it's most unlikely that they would deport him to Krakow. There is the possibility that he

Steve This kind of a database would depend on the size of webspace you've got a good search script in Pearl or CGI would take a whole lot of room Paul