Gallery – Polish forces under Soviet command

SPK Document for Stefan Piszczuk (who served in the Polish Kosciuszko Division). It is stamped "British zone of occupation in Germany" 1948. Page 2.

George Piszczuk

After WWII

Germany

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

żołnierz armii Berlinga

Sybirak Assoc - Łódź

Poland

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

żołnierz Wojska Polskiego

Sybirak Assoc - Łódź

Poland

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

żołnierz armii Berlinga

Sybirak Assoc - Łódź

Poland

Semipałatyńsk, Kazachska SRS

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

Burial place and headstone of my uncle Jozef "Jozio" in Krosno, Poland 7/7/1922 - 4/7/1986. His wife Jadwiga Pacewicz is buried next to him. Jozef missed the deportation of his family to Kazakhstan on 13th April 1940. He tried to join them on the wagons at Rowne station but was held back by Red Army soldiers. He fled to family in Krzemieniec and in early 1945 was drafted into the 8th Dresden Infantry Division of the Polish People's Army. He remained in Poland after the war, settling in Krosno. His mother and two siblings remained exiled in the west. With thanks to Jacek for visiting his grave and placing flowers.

Anna Pacewicz

After WWII

Poland

Krosno

Conscripted into the Red Army

Burial place and headstone of my uncle Jozef "Jozio" in Krosno, Poland 7/7/1922 - 4/7/1986. His wife Jadwiga Pacewicz is buried next to him. Jozef missed the deportation of his family to Kazakhstan on 13th April 1940. He tried to join them on the wagons at Rowne station but was held back by Red Army soldiers. He fled to family in Krzemieniec and in early 1945 was drafted into the 8th Dresden Infantry Division of the Polish People's Army. He remained in Poland after the war, settling in Krosno. His mother and two siblings remained exiled in the west. With thanks to Jacek for visiting his grave and placing flowers.

Anna Pacewicz

After WWII

Poland

Krosno

Conscripted into the Red Army

My uncle Jozef "Jozio" and his wife Jadzia in Poland 1955. The photograph is signed on the back to his dear brother (my father Wladek) in Great Britain. Jozef missed the deportation of his family to Kazakhstan on 13th April 1940. He tried to join them on the wagons at Rowne station but was held back by Red Army soldiers. He fled to family in Krzemieniec and in early 1945 was drafted into the 8th Dresden Infantry Division of the Polish People's Army. He remained in Poland after the war, settling in Krosno whilst the rest of his family were exiled in the west.

Anna Pacewicz

After WWII

Poland

Conscripted into the Red Army

My uncle Jozef "Jozio" in Poland in 1949. Jozef missed the deportation of his family to Kazakhstan on 13th April 1940. He tried to join them on the wagons at Rowne station but was held back by Red Army soldiers. He fled to family in Krzemieniec and in early 1945 was drafted into the 8th Dresden Infantry Division of the Polish People's Army. He remained in Poland after the war, settling in Krosno. His mother and two siblings remained exiled in the west. This photograph is signed to his dear brother (my father Wladyslaw).

Anna Pacewicz

After WWII

Poland

Conscripted into the Red Army

My uncle Jozef "Jozio" in Poland in 1949. Jozef missed the deportation of his family to Kazakhstan on 13th April 1940. He tried to join them on the wagons at Rowne station but was held back by Red Army soldiers. He fled to family in Krzemieniec and in early 1945 was drafted into the 8th Dresden Infantry Division of the Polish People's Army. He remained in Poland after the war, settling in Krosno. His mother and two siblings remained exiled in the west. This photograph is signed to his dear brother (my father Wladyslaw).

Anna Pacewicz

After WWII

Poland

Conscripted into the Red Army

My uncle Jozef "Jozio" in Poland at Wawel Castle in Krakow 7th February 1956. Jozef missed the deportation of his family to Kazakhstan on 13th April 1940. He tried to join them on the wagons at Rowne station but was held back by Red Army soldiers. He fled to family in Krzemieniec and in early 1945 was drafted into the 8th Dresden Infantry Division of the Polish People's Army. He remained in Poland after the war, settling in Krosno whilst the rest of his family were exiled in the west.

Anna Pacewicz

After WWII

Poland

Krakow

Conscripted into the Red Army

My uncle Jozef "Jozio" in Poland at Wawel Castle in Krakow 7th February 1956. Jozef missed the deportation of his family to Kazakhstan on 13th April 1940. He tried to join them on the wagons at Rowne station but was held back by Red Army soldiers. He fled to family in Krzemieniec and in early 1945 was drafted into the 8th Dresden Infantry Division of the Polish People's Army. He remained in Poland after the war, settling in Krosno whilst the rest of his family were exiled in the west.

Anna Pacewicz

After WWII

Poland

Krakow

Conscripted into the Red Army

żołnierz Wojska Polskiego

Bronisława Sługocka

During WWII

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

żołnierz Wojska Polskiego

Bronisława Sługocka

During WWII

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

świadectwo wojskowe

Sybirak Assoc - Katowice

Poland

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

książeczka wojskowa

Sybirak Assoc - Katowice

Poland

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

książeczka wojskowa

Sybirak Assoc - Katowice

Poland

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

armia Berlinga

Sybirak Assoc - Wrocław

Poland

Sielce, riazański

Polish Kosciuszko Division (Gen. Berling)

(Polski) Kpt. Mieczysław Dudaniec ur.1922 r zm.1954 r. uczestnik szlaku bojowego spod Lenino do Berlina - foto z 1953 r. udostępnił Wiktor Dudaniec-syn

Wiktor Dudaniec

Australia

BALMAIN, NSW