Kazimiera (Gerech) Kolodziej - Finding father alive

Describing how they found their father wandering around, without any memory of his family. His memory returned when he heard his son call to him.

Andrzej Garlicki - Brother Pahlevi

How he found his brother on the beach in Pahlevi

Jozefa (Kasznia) Kapera - Orphanage in Russia where Polish Officer found them

Jozefa explains how she and her sister ended up in a Russian orphanage after they were released from the hospital where their mother and older sister died. A Polish officer

Jozefa (Kasznia) Kapera - Russian then Polish orphanage in USSR

Jozefa describes how she and her younger sister ended up in a Russian orphanage, after their mother and sister died in hospital. A Polish Officer found them there and took

Wojciech Narębski - Poles in Buzuluk

Wojciech Narębski - Disease and Hospital

Stanisław Żurakowski - Good life in the Army

Stanisław Żurakowski - Evacutation and happiness

Stefan Waydenfeld - Jewish problems in Polish Army

Mieczysław Hampel - Sikorski vs Anders

Aniela (siostra) Nowak - Conditions during evacuation

Aniela (siostra) Nowak - Evacuation

Danuta (Szczerba-Likiernik vel Gąbińska) Waydenfeld - Evacuation through Caspian Sea

Jan Kołodziński - His fathers death and burial in Kermine

Jan tells us how he learned of his father’s death, and how the dead were buried in communal graves.

Irena (Chojnacka) Kuś - Guzer Junaczki Finds Fella then Persia

Irena joins the Cadets in Guzar and is assured food, clothing, and a place to sleep. She also locates her Aunt Felicia who joined the Women’s Auxiliary Army service. The

Dioniza (Gradzik) Choros - Amnesty and finding the Polish Army

Dioniza describes how they learned that they were free to leave, and how they organized the trip south,.

Czesław Zychowicz - Evacuation from USSR

Edmund Majewski - The road to Iraq

Ryszard Liebeskind - First moments in Anders’ Army

NN. Szkopiak - Evacuation

Ryszard Dembiński - Situation in Persia

Anna (Slawetska) Bortnowska - Orlenta

The Polish Army invented a formation called Orlenta in order to allow children who were too young to join Junacy a chance to also be evacuated to Persia.

Czesława (Moniak) Krygiel - Czesława (Moniak) Krygiel

Czesława (Moniak) Krygiel - Czesława (Moniak) Krygiel

Czesława (Moniak) Krygiel - Czesława (Moniak) Krygiel