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Name: Julia Pacewicz
Maiden Name: Paradowska
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Gender: Female
Date of birth: 1900-07-02
Place of birth: Poland, Wołyńskie, Krzemieniec, Krzemieniec
Did this person die during World War ll?: No
Date of death: 1981-
Place of death: United Kingdom
Cause of Death:Kidney disease/old-age
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Given name of spouse: Jan
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Given name(s) of children: Joseph, Jadwiga, Wladyslaw
Description: Julia had a brother Staszek and sister Manya Paradowski. At the outbreak of War they were living in Western Poland and they survived the War remaining near Wrzesnia.
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Personal Situation at the outbreak of WWll

Residence at the outbreak of WWll: Poland, Wołyńskie, Równe, Rowne,
Kresy Inhabitant Status: Kresy inhabitant for several generations
Ethnicity: Polish
Religion: Roman Catholic
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Occupation at the outbreak of WWll: Housewife and mother
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Deportations and Repressions

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1940 04 13 1942 03 00 Kazakh SSR

Other Information: Julia was deported with her children Wladyslaw and Jadwiga to northern Kazakhstan (nearest city Petropavlovsk). Her eldest son Joseph escaped deportation and remained in Kresy. Hoover Archives in California has record for Jadwiga Pacewicz - at amnesty they were working on the Akmolinsk-Kartaly railway. They travelled South to Bukhara. Jadwiga enlisted in Kermine as a Nurse with the Polish Red Cross 16th February 1942. Wladyslaw enlisted with the 18th infantry infantry regiment, 6th infantry division at Tockoje on the 1st December 1941. Julia Pacewicz was evacuated to Pahlevi, Iran 1942 in the civilian evacuation, thereafter sent to Koja settlement Masindi-Uganda, Africa. Repatriated to UK after War, arriving Southampton 4th May 1948 on the Carnarvon Castle. She lived in Luton for the rest of her life with her daughter Jadwiga and her family.

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Other Information: Julia's husband Jan Pacewicz, a Policeman in Rowne, was killed in the Katyn Massacres, Kiev Ukraine May 1940.
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Residence After 1945

Kraj Stan Dzielnica Miejscowość Najbliższe duże miasto Opis
United Kingdom Luton Julia lived in Luton with her daughter Jadwiga (and Jadwigas husband Janek and their two children Witold and Wojtek)
Bedfordshire

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