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Today Polesie is near the boarder of Ukraine. <A href="http://www.login.eunet.no/~lyngar/lions/m-test3">Click here: http://www.login.eunet.no/~lyngar/lions/m-test3</A>

Hello Gary. Polesie is in Belarus today, my late father was born in Polesie, he was also deported to Siberia and joined the Polish Forces but via Iran,Iraq ended up in Palestine which later became the

I must agree with Henry, being a little more computer literate but my writing and deciphering of Polish is not good. However my Aunt is a translator here and works for many government agencies so I

Great idea, Henry, please go ahead. I encourage other members to do likewise if they can. We now have over 70 members, and the more we get, the better chance of making connections and getting things

Linder, If he was in the armed forces (or the border forces) he would have been captured by the Red Army in September 1939 and sent to a POW camp in the USSR. Can you give us any clues about what

Thanks for the note, Henry, and for your offer to help out as well as the useful website links, which we will put on to our website. It is important to spread the information we have and to help

Hello William: I am also sending this to the Kresy-Siberia group, in case it means something to someone else. Well, its rather late but better late than never. Around 6 months ago I asked you about my

Here are some websites that have helped me with my research: 1)Polish medals at http://home.golden.net/~medals/polish.html Not as thorough as a book on the subject but a great first place to go to. I

Dear Group, Can someone help me out please? I'm trying to fill a gap in my fathers life. He was 25 years old, farmer, living/working in Nachaczow [Nahaciv], Jaworow [Jahaciv], Lwow [Lviv] when the

Hello everyone, Being a new member (since January 1, 2001), I took Stefan's advice and read through all of the previous messages in order to bring myself upto date and to avoid going over the same

This {then} truth what writes on page {side} http://www.warsawvoice.pl/v649/News07.html I have judgement given in Poland in 1996 year Office Premiere RP in Poland writes" not can {perhaps} show

You may have already seen this very interesting article on compensation for properties of the people dislocated from the Kresy when they were taken over by the USSR after WW2. It is from the Warsaw

Re: Nowa ksiazka Rozmawialem z wydawnictwem teraz. Kierownika nie ma do poniedzialku ? Moze jutro bedzie zona to dam znac. Pozdrawiam W.Czapski ----- Wiadomosc oryginalna ----- Od: Stefan Wisniowski

I have received this notification of a new Polish book which takes places in the Kresy during WW2 and is a type of memoir of experiences. I am pleased to pass this information on to the group.

It's OK. Managed to read the great news! Elizabeth Apologies, the last post is a bit misleading it's all in Polish Paul ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Home page; www.paulhavers.co.uk Eastern

Apologies, the last post is a bit misleading it's all in Polish Paul ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Home page; www.paulhavers.co.uk Eastern Borderlands of II RP; www.kresy.co.uk

Thought that this might be of use Paul

Komplet polish tekst = Abercorn1.jpg + Abernocn2.jpg+ Abercorn3.jpg +AbercornFoto W.Czapski Poland. ----- Wiadomosc oryginalna ----- Od: richard.czarnecki Do: Kresy-Siberia@... Wyslano: 8

on Stefan Wisniowski, Sydney - Moderator, Kresy-Siberia Hi Stefan, czesc, witam, here's a test as translate the very short first text as a volunteer, you've asked for it. It's very interested but

Stefan, Thank you so very much for the translated information. Currently, I am on Holiday so have not yet followed up on the information although I have mentioned it to my mother. She was aware that