Gallery – Interwar Borderlands
Akt Nadawcy, Part 3
Document assigning the land to Florian Krzysztofiak, 24 August 1922.
Maria Brodowicz
Before WWII
Poland
Wolyn
Akt Nadawcy, Part 4
Document assigning the land to Florian Krzysztofiak, 24 August 1922.
Maria Brodowicz
Before WWII
Poland
Wolyn
Identification Card Bronislaw Blazejowski, 1939 (aged 15)
Identification Card Bronislaw Blazejowski, 1939 (aged 15)
Louise Blazejowska
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Mala Matura – Bronislaw Blazejowski
Mala Matura – Bronislaw Blazejowski
Louise Blazejowska
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Bronislaw Blazejowski – Polish Air Force in Poland
Bronislaw Blazejowski in the middle - others unknown
Louise Blazejowska
Before WWII
Poland
Bronislaw Blazejowski and friend, Lwow
Bronislaw Blazejowski and friend, Lwow - Wearing Korpus Kadetow uniforms
Louise Blazejowska
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Bronislaw Blazejowski Cadet diary, 1938
Bronislaw Blazejowski Cadet diary, 1938
Louise Blazejowska
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Elźbieta Masajada
Elźbieta Masajada - Elźbieta, u podstawy kamienia Jadwiga, ktora goscila ich u siebie prawie cale wakacje, 1939 roku.
Cheryl Masajada
Before WWII
Poland
Scenes from Wolyn, Poland before WWII
Scenes from Wolyn, Poland before WWII
Cheryl Masajada
Before WWII
Poland
Wolyn
Franciszek Kuszewski - Adela's father ca 1938
Franciszek Kuszewski - ojciec Adeli w mundurze gajowego ok 1938 roku; in a forester uniform ca 1938
Kuszewska photo collection
Before WWII
Poland
Kuszewski family in the house Mandzyna in 1932
Rodzina Kuszewskich w gajówce Mandzyna 1932 rok; the Kuszewski family in the house Mandzyna 1932
Kuszewska photo collection
Before WWII
Poland
Gajówka Mandzyna k/Zabłocie
Onufry Cholewa - Adela's Godfather with his wife
Onufry Cholewa - chrzestny ojciec Adeli Kuszewskiej ok 1930 roku; Adela's Godfather ca 1930
Kuszewska photo collection
Before WWII
Poland
Mikolaj Chmielewski in Denmark 1918
Mikolaj Chmielewski was born in Luck/Lutz 1891. He was a Geometrze with 7 years Gymnasium, wrote and spoke 5 languages, including Latin. Was given Crown Land after serving in the Czars Cavalry (Czars Imperial Army) during WWI, captured by Germans and escaped 1917, married Kamila Swiecicki in Plock, Poland 1918 and travelled to Zhitomirski Oblast, with entire wife’s’ family, her two sisters Jadwiga, Adela and their father (Lenarda Szymczak's great-grandfather Robert Swiecicki) who was a widower, with first daughter Cezaryna, Czesia born on the way 1919 and first son Kamilo born 1921 in a hole in the ground, covered with branches, until their log house was built from the forest, with second daughter (Lenarda's mother) Helena born in the newly built house 1924. This photo of Mikolaj was taken in Denmark in 1918 on his way home to Poland, after escaping from German prison camp in WW1 (he fought for the Imperial Russian Army, in the Cavalry).
Lenarda Szymczak
Before WWII
Denmark
Kamila Chmielewska passport photograph 1936
Mikolaj Chmielewski was born in Luck/Lutz 1891. He was a Geometrze with 7 years Gymnasium, wrote and spoke 5 languages, including Latin. Was given Crown Land after serving in the Czars Cavalry (Czars Imperial Army) during WWI, captured by Germans and escaped 1917, married Kamila Swiecicki in Plock, Poland 1918 and travelled to Zhitomirski Oblast, with entire wife’s’ family, her two sisters Jadwiga, Adela and their father (Lenarda Szymczak's great-grandfather Robert Swiecicki) who was a widower, with first daughter Cezaryna, Czesia born on the way 1919 and first son Kamilo born 1921 in a hole in the ground, covered with branches, until their log house was built from the forest, with second daughter (Lenarda's mother) Helena born in the newly built house 1924. This photo of Kamila Chmielewska z domu Swiecicki was a mandatory passport photo in 1936. This was after all their possessions were confiscated by Soviets and incorporated into Kolkhoz, Collective Farm, in Marchlewszczyzna / Failed Experiment. This was the beginning of the liquidation of the Polish People in the first wave of terror, THE GREAT TERROR. Her husband, Mikolaj Chmielewski taken by NKVD 17.12.37 and reported dead 1938.
Lenarda Szymczak
Before WWII
Russia
NumerRepertorjum
NumerRepertorjum
Zuzanna Wacyk
Before WWII
Poland
Husiatyn, Tarnopolskie
Count Stanisław Krasicki with stag
Count Stanisław Krasicki with dead stag at "Lesko", near Sanok prior to WW2
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Sanok
Count Krasicki and sons
Count August Krasicki (centre, seated) with sons, from left Jan, Antoni, Stanisław and Xawer on the front veranda at "Lesko" castle, Lwow prior to WW2
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Count Krasicki and son Stanisław 1927
Count August Krasicki (seated on the chair, left) in full regimental uniform and his Stanisław in celebration of Stanisław's graduation from the cavalry academy in "Grudziac". Photograph take on the terrace "Lesko" castle 1927. Count August Krasicki was an Officer in the Legions of Marshal Piłsudski. He also fought as a volunteer in the 1920 Polish-Bolshevik war under Piłsudski. He served in the cavalry, the 14th Jazlowiecki Uhlans Regiment, one of the elite regiments of the Polish Army, with the rank of Captain.
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Count August Krasicki
Count August Krasicki painting "Lesko", Lwow prior to WW2
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Visit of the “Wojewodas” of Lwow province
Conference organised by Count August Krasicki of all the "Wojewodas" (in English Mayors / Governors) or Lwow and all the adjacent districts - held at Lesko Castle. Paweł Garapich, Mayor of Lwow. In the white coat, Maria Michałowska nee Wodzicka, the sister of Izabela Krasicka. The tallest man is Ksawery Krasicki.
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Prince Kazimierz Lubomirski and August Krasicki
Prince Kazimierz Lubomirski of Przeworska, son of Teresa Wodzicka, cousin of Isabella Wodzicka. His magnificent Rolls Royce. On the right is August Krasicki, in Lesko, at the end of the 1920s.
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Lesko Castle Remains
Fragment of the ruins of the Castle, circa 1919. This was all that was left of the front façade, which was perpetrated by retreating Russian troops who set the building on fire in 1913.
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Krasicki Family, c 1937
Ignacy (Edus) nanny, named Polq, from Vienna. Later known as Mrs. Jankiewicz Lesko.
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Izabela nee Wodzicka from Granow, 1882-1966
Coat of Arms Leliwa of Siecin, Countess Krasicka
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Castle staff in the 1930s
From the left, standing, Tekla Rostocka, Maria Woloszyn, NN, Zofia Srebr-Filewicz, Anna Krajnik, NN, NN, NN, NN. Siedzi Maria Mos, Anna Srebr, Maria Horniatko.
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
August of Siecin, Count Krasicki, 1873-1946
Rogala Coat of Arms Count August Krasicki was an Officer in the Legions of Marshal Piłsudski in WW1. He also fought as a volunteer in the 1920 Polish-Bolshevik war under Piłsudski. He served in the cavalry, the 14th Jazlowiecki Uhlans Regiment, one of the elite regiments of the Polish Army, with the rank of Captain.
Jerzy Krasicki
Before WWII
Poland
Lwow
Service booklet from Poland
Service booklet from Poland
Marcin Baran
Before WWII
Poland
September 1939 Campaign
Service booklet from Poland
Service booklet from Poland
Marcin Baran
Before WWII
Poland
September 1939 Campaign
Service booklet from Poland
Service booklet from Poland
Marcin Baran
Before WWII
Poland
September 1939 Campaign
Service booklet from Poland
Service booklet from Poland
Marcin Baran
Before WWII
Poland
September 1939 Campaign