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Henry: The following link takes you to a great map of Aleksandria (near Rowne - the correct Aleksandria I presume?)and the surrounding area. My family were from Osada Krechowiecka and nearby

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Hello Group! When I was reading "Monte Cassino" by Wa?kowicz I couldn't find there any mention about my grandfather. He served in 2nd Polish Corps in recon squadron. He was wounded in the battle

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Hi! I tried to translate that text about Jan Skalski's organization. Here it goes. Sorry for my grammar, my English isn't fluent enough still;) Association of East Kresy Expelled of Republic of

Aha, So you're in Canada. See, I did not know that. I'm sorry I don't know of any groups in Canada, though I'm sure they exist. I'm more familiar with the U.S. I thought that the county and province

Szanowny Panie Dr. Szoszana Stiftel, podsylam link na temat '...walki Zydow w roznych wojskach na swiecie ...' http://republika.pl/mbp_x/html/naszapolska.html z powazaniem, Tomasz Iwanowski ---

Re: [Kresy-Siberia] Re: last name HERCUNThat is wonderful thanks. yes I have clues as to where they are from. On other lists I never received much response and didnot give much info this time. My

Please welcome Adam Wisniewski from Kraków to the group. Adam mentions a very interesting book in the Jagiellonian Library in Kraków listing the deceased soldiers of the Polish Armed Forces in

Michelle While there were 35 Hercuns in Poland in the early 1990s, the thing with Polish is those pesky accents. When you enter Hercu* into the finder, it makes the last letter a wild card,

Andy. I have put the lst name in Herby and have determined that there are 35 Hercun s that currently live in Poland. what I was hoping for was some addresses so that I could possibly write directly

Anyone looking for information and some documentary evidence with regard to the above should find the book 'Deportation and Exile: Poles in the Soviet Union, 1939-48' by Keith Sword [1994] of real

For Australian passport-holders, a visa is mandatory. To get a visa one must have an invitation or letter from a travel agency confirming that you are travelling as part of a tour. I have read of

I'll try to get a French copy for you, will know in about 2 weeks time if it is possible, keep your fingers crossed. Rzeczywiscie szkoda, moze jednak na polskiej wersji warto by troche sobie

--- Paul Kobialka <kobialka@...> wrote: > I have the Polish edition in my collection and will Any chance of getting the French edition? I can read French a helluva lot more easily than my

Karen: Take a look at this link and you will see a very interesting map of your father's village and the surrounding areas. http://www.aforgottenodyssey.com/ks/Maps/Krechowiecka_Hallerowo.jpg My

I have the Polish edition in my collection and will try to secure a few other copies for KS members who wrote to me off-list requesting this title. According to "Bibliografia Drukow Polskich we

Hello Dear Friends from the Kresy-Siberia Group who waited for the documentary "For Your Freedom and Ours" to be released with English narration, encouraged me to produce it and expressed a wish to

Please welcome Rosemarie from England to the group. Yes indeed, Stanislawów (Stanislau in German) was in Poland when it was invaded by Germany and the USSR in 1939. I believe that it was in June