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For Your information... The Konstanty Reynert Chair of Polish Studies in conjunction with The Adam Mickiewicz Foundation in Canada will present a lecture by Alexander J. Opalinski Ph.D. Candidate,

Someone(Steve?) should arrange to have this material on our web site.

Yes Elizabeth, its all about knowledge not revenge.

Chris, When will you understand that NO ONE is a winner in war? We can discuss the question of monetary compensation till we are all blue in the face. Money cannot compensate for anything, least of

S'truth What's the world coming to, a Russian Leader laying wreaths on a Capitalist tombs Amazing things can happen, now all we need is for them to return all of our belongings and we could possibly

The Konstanty Reynert Chair of Polish Studies in conjunction with The Adam Mickiewicz Foundation in Canada will present a lecture by Alexander J. Opalinksi, Ph.D Candidate, Department of History,

The variances in camp descriptors are noted in Jan Gross' book, "Revolution from Abroad". He's very thorough in describing the variations in Soviet legitimization for deportations as well as the

Stefan Good site, I've just found out that a few of my family(Szostak) were killed in Katyn something else to do research on Paul ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I would like to refer you to an interesting website which is new (for me anyway). http://www.katynfamilies.com/ is about the widows of the Polish Officers captured by the Soviets and murdered at Katyn

Stefan, just read those stories, wonderful web-site, thanks, janie :-) I would like to refer you to an interesting website which is new (for me anyway). http://www.katynfamilies.com/ is about the

Re: [Kresy-Siberia] First messageMy father (came to Australia, Dec 1950) had to sign a contract to work for 2 years where ever he was sent. He ended up with the PMG (Postmaster General Dept) doing

Henry Thanks for sharing this. I believe that the archives are a gold mine, which only a few have prospected in so far. Not all families left depositions, though - I envy your "find". Armed with this

Good Evening to All, I would like to thank Irena Czernichowska of the Hoover Archive for sending me a copy of my father's Second Corps debriefing statement. I am extremely happy that, along with a

see you http://fire.us.wroc.pl/biorytm/konfiskata.htm W.Czapski ----- Wiadomosc oryginalna ----- Od: Linder Ladbrooke Do: Kresy-Siberia@... Wyslano: 17 stycznia 2002 11:07 Temat:

Hi Group, Can anyone help me find a 1939-1941 map of 'the former USSR' on the net? My father joined the Anders-Sikorski Army in 1942, after being released from a 'camp'. He enlisted at 'ISDUD'. which

No Henry, we have not adopted a standard for Polish diacritical marks (or accents). Perhaps we should just explain for the group what the various ways of representing the marks are, so that nobody is

Stefan, Does our group follow a standard for diacritical marks? For example, my surname could be spelled Soko?owski. It would be handy. Henry line by claims, so some light did it: "osiedle

Please welcome Matt Lawson to the group. He is in England, and is the grandson of Michael Krupa, the author of Shallow Graves In Siberia - the book I posted about recently. To read all about the true

Please welcome Matt Lawson to the group. He is in England, and is the grandson of Michael Krupa, the author of Shallow Graves In Siberia - the book I posted about recently. To read all about the

Here is something from Elizabeth, with my rough translation on a line by line basis. I do not know about the details of the compensation claims, so can not answer. Is this something that Wanda in