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[Kresy-Siberia (Yahoo)] Re: Eddie:- a needle in a haystack

 

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, but I've found only one Edward W?odarczyk in the list published on Kresy-Siberia portal http://kresy-siberia.org/hom/element/evacuation-from-ussr-to-persiairan-in-1942/polska-walczaca/english-poles-evacuated-from-russia-to-persia-in-1942/?lang=pl and there are at least two things that don't match - this Edward was born in 1934 so he wouldn't be a 'brother' for your father who was born in 1927 and, he was evacuated to Africa so he didn't die.

Best Regards
Pawel Kossowski



W dniu .03.2016 o 23:28 stefan.wisniowski@... [Kresy-Siberia] pisze:



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 Lodczyk.?


However, there are 28 people with ?odczyk (less than 1 in a million!) – 25 of them in?J?drzejów, woj.??wi?tokrzyskie?and 3 in Chorzów, woj. ?l?skie.


Looking at?


Next steps - you should e-mail or phone the mayor of J?drzejów! ?How is your Polish?



Regards

Stefan Wi?niowski

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