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Dear Members This week has been a bit of a rollercoaster for my siblings and I. For years I have been trying to find information on my late father's family, more specifically my grandparents Tadeusz

Actually no, I was talking about a report you posted in 2007. I attach it below. Any Ideas? Best regards, Mark. To ALL Report M.E.R.R.A. c/o British Embassy Tehran May 6, 1944 Classified

Are you talking about the 31 page report that I just posted in the Maria M Coyne album. If so what you saw was what I received from Maria. It only contained 2 pages. I have no other information

Hi Julek, I know this goes back to 2007, but can you remember where you got this report from? Is it quoted somewhere or perhaps you have a copy? Any ideas? Best regards, Mark Ostrowski

Vladek, Ronny, thank you for your wishes and wishing everyone, Blessed Easter 2016, Lenarda, Sydney, Australia Sent: Thursday, 24 March 2016 8:33 AM To: Vladek Juszkiewicz Subject:

Dear Friends / Drodzy Przyjaciele, Happy Easter. Radosnych Swiat Wielkanocnych. The time of renewal is here. Nastal czas odnowy. Peace & love, Vladek & Ronny

Dear Krys, My father was in Klyuchanka; part of the Perm network of camps. We are also seeking more information. Our search is active at the moment. Our family was also from Mosciska.

Eve-Marie, I don't know if it could be good idea, but you can try this one name also. I was thinking about very popular Polish family name - W?odarczyk, which could be change later by your father,

they're here http://pism.co.uk/Docs/SpisRodzin.pdf http://pism.co.uk/Docs/SpisRodzin.pdf they were stuck in Kazakhstan in 1944 Tim Bucknall Congleton

Eve-Mare: More on Nandya camp, Lensky rejon, Archangel oblast and the distance from Nandya-Urdoma to Vorkuta, on the main railroad line between Kotlas and Vorkuta. Regards, Stefan Wisniowski

Eve-Marie: A couple of thoughts: 1. Vorkuta or Nandya? The Soviet NKVD archives posted at Списки жертв http://lists.memo.ru/d34/f410.htm#n84 Списки жертв

Hi Pawel, It does help when a name appears on an official list, but of course you are correct, when there is no evidence, all we can say is "we are not sure - we do not know". Thanks for

Eva-Marie, No answers about "Eddie" but here is a clue: There appear to be no persons in Poland today with then surnames W?ódczyk, W?odczyk, Wódczyk, Wódczyk, Wodczyk, ?ódczyk or

Hello Stefan, I know they are not on the list. I've checked that before the e-mail. But searching the things in the past I've learnt that if I don't have the confirmation about the issue I am not

Eve-Marie, Krasnovodsk was a Soviet port on the Caspian Sea, a regular supply route for oil and other war materiels, including from the USA, via Iran. Ships would arrive in Krasnovodsk full, and

Eve-Marie Hello from Australia, where I managed to escape to in 1995 after decades of Canadian winters in Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto. I was born in Montreal to Polish parents, Survivors of Siberia

Hi Eve-Marie May we add your posts to the Facebook version of Kresy-Siberia Group? We have 650 active members there, with some overlap but many new ones also. Berst regards, Stefan Wisniowski

Good research Pawel, finding a neighbour of Marin Chamut who spoke of him in her recollections. There is a lot of good detail at Zwi?zek sybiraków w ?odzi

Hello Eve, I suppose you can find everything about your grandpa here http://www.sybiracy.wckp.lodz.pl/jdzyra.html She writes about her neighbour Marcin Chamut of Wiktorówka, what suits to the data I