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Brody	Brody
Brody1943	Brody1943
Warszawka_1940	Warszawka Residents of 1940, as recalled by Tadeusz Kuryś with additions by Stefan Wiśniowski (October 2002). Warszawka was the name given to the combined communities of Sznyrów, Klokotów and Dorocin, in Brody county (powiat brodski) in Tarnopol province (wojewódstwo tarnopolskie). RESIDENTS: 1. Lucjan Wiśniowski & Apolonia (Kunysz) + 3 sons & 5 daughters; 2. Gurgacz; 3. Pełech (midwife's house); 4. Józek Kwolek + 1 daughter (Aleksandra); 5. Jan Kuryś (deceased) & Franciszka (Oleksa) +3 sons & 2 daughters & 1 grandson; 6. Kwolek + 1 daughter; 7. Telesz; 8. Witiuk; 9. Szymański; 10. Witiuk; 11. Kwolek; 12. Szkoła (school); 13. Cmentarz (cemetery); 14. Ukranian family (name unknown); 15. Ukranian family (name unknown); 16. Ukranian family (name unknown); 17. Lasa; 18-24. (names unknown); 25. Hubert + 5 or 6 daughters; 26. Sklepik (store); 27. Greszczuk; 28. Rosiek + 3 sons; 29. Greszuk; 30. Pacyga; 31. Jan Stolarz; 32. Józef Stolarz; 33. Ludwik Mosor; 34. Borczuch; 35. Stasik (died in Hamilton, Ontario Canada, 2004); 36. Mosorka; 37. Swiszczak; 38. Wojciech Wicherek (stepfather of Ludwika Piastka); 39. Józef Kuryś & Ludwika (Piastka) +3 sons & 2 daughters; 40. Józef Mosor (not deported); 41. Cmentarz Żydowski (Jewish cemetery); Gajówka = Forest Ranger (named Kaczyński); Tartak = Mill; Las = Forest; Please note: Details are from recall and may not be complete. Please e-mail any errors or omissions to admin@kresy-siberia.org	Interwar Borderlands
Brody_detail	Brody and "Warszawka" in a modern Ukrainian map, with a satelite photo superimposed. By Stefan Wisniowski	Interwar Borderlands