Gallery – Forever in the West
Jan’s wife and first born
Jan’s wife and first born
Jan Wankowski
After WWII
Letter of Citizenship, Australia
Letter of Citizenship, Australia
Wiktoria Bielicka
After WWII
Australia
Berthing Card for Transport nr 122 on board Aquitania
Berthing Card for Transport nr 122 on board Aquitania
Henry Sokolowski
After WWII
United Kingdom
Southampton
Polish Resettlement Corps
Polish Military Hospital No.8
Unknown 2nd Corps soldiers in the grounds of the hospital, 1946
Barbara Ryszkowska
After WWII
Egypt
El-Kantara
Polish 2nd Corps in Italy (Gen. Anders)
Lublin Polish Dance Group – Pahiatua 50th Anniversary
Two Polish girls with their twin Kiwi husbands, who were part of the Lublin Polish dance group, at the 50th anniversary celebrations in Pahiatua. (l-r): Peter and Bella Jones (Przychodźko), Paul and Adela Jones (Wypych)
New Zealand's First Refugees Pahiatua's Polish Children Polish Children's Reunion Committee 2004 0-476-00739-9
After WWII
New Zealand
Students in Lebanon, 1947
Students in Lebanon, 1947
Elżbieta Watrach
After WWII
Lebanon
Jan Kasperowicz
Jan Kasperowicz
Andrew Krajewski
After WWII
Jan’ and his wife
Jan’ and his wife
Jan Wankowski
After WWII
Stanislaw Tarazewicz and winning team
Volleyball champions_Ottawa 1957 - Stanislaw is first on the right
Stanislaw Tarazewicz
After WWII
Canada
Ottawa
Aquitania additional list of family members
Aquitania additional list of family members
Henry Sokolowski
After WWII
Poland
Southampton
Bronek Rybarczyk
Bronek Rybarczyk
Julian Rybarczyk
After WWII
United Kingdom
Polish navy
Wladyslaw Pacewicz in Gdansk
Wladek Pacewicz in the 1990s at the Polish Navy museum in Gdansk. Wladek served in the Polish Navy from 1942 after escaping the USSR with Anders Army. He had always wanted to visit Westerplatte, where the first shots of WW2 were fired.
Anna Pacewicz
After WWII
Poland
Gdansk
Polish navy
Jan’ and his wife
Jan’ and his wife
Jan Wankowski
After WWII
Szyszko family England 1948
Szyszko family England 1948
Yvonna Szyszko
After WWII
United Kingdom
Former WAAFs, after the war
Joanna is first on the left (holding someone's baby), Julia is wearing the white blouse. Do you recognize the others in this photo?
Krystyna Szypowska
After WWII
United Kingdom
Polish Military Hospital No.8 in El-Kantara, Egypt
Edmund's mother Wacława (2nd on right) and his friends, on their way to visit him in hospital.
Barbara Ryszkowska
After WWII
Egypt
El-Kantara
Polish 2nd Corps in Italy (Gen. Anders)
Chris, Barbara and Emil Moroz
Chris, Barbara and Emil Moroz
Helena Moroz
After WWII
United Kingdom
Wimbledon
Polish Youth Club Membership Card – Wellington
Polish Youth Club Membership Card – Wellington
New Zealand's First Refugees Pahiatua's Polish Children Polish Children's Reunion Committee 2004 0-476-00739-9
After WWII
New Zealand
Wellington
Picnic in Lebanon, 1947
Picnic in Lebanon, 1947
Elżbieta Watrach
After WWII
Lebanon
Ships Manifest
This is the pasanger manifest from the ship Carnarvon June 28 1948-49 Sailing from Mombasa to Southhampton. Shows my Grandfather Daniel Rudowicz, Grandmother Ulana Rudowicz and Cousin Michael Rudowicz.
After WWII
Genia as a young adult
Genia as a young adult
Eugenia Gruszewska
After WWII
Canada
Ottawa
Irena and Prince Charles
Irena and Prince Charles
After WWII
United Kingdom
Jan Kasperowicz
Jan Kasperowicz
Andrew Krajewski
After WWII
French Visa – page 2
French Visa – page 2
Wiktoria Bielicka
After WWII
Aniela in later years
Aniela in later years
Lusia McAnna
After WWII
United Kingdom
Teresa and Stanislaw Tarazewicz
With son Richard - Christmas in Montreal
Stanislaw Tarazewicz
After WWII
Canada
Ottawa
Letter of reference
Letter of reference
Henry Sokolowski
After WWII
Poland
Cannon Hall Camp
Bronek and Julian Rybarczyk
Bronek and Julian shortly after the war in Glasgow.
Julian Rybarczyk
After WWII
United Kingdom
Polish navy
Ismailia, Egypt, 1946
Edmund taking a break with family and friends. Unknown lady on the left, Edmund second left, his friend Lusia in the centre, his mother Wacława second on the right and Wacława's future second husband Ignacy Żuchowski first right.
Barbara Ryszkowska
After WWII
Egypt
Ismailia
Polish 2nd Corps in Italy (Gen. Anders)
Wladyslaw Pacewicz at the grave of his brother, Jozef
My father Wladyslaw Pacewicz in the 1990s at the grave of his brother Jozef in Krosno Poland. They were separated in April 1940 when Wladek was deported to Kazahstan with his mother and sister. Their father was killed in Katyn. Jozef escaped deportation, later to be conscripted into the Red Army. He remained in Poland after the War.
Wladyslaw Pacewicz
After WWII
Poland
Krosno