Gallery – Polish Refugees in Africa

Józefa Wójcik in Masindi, 1946

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi

Maria Wójcik in Masindi

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi

Maria Wójcik in Masindi

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi

Maria Wójcik in Masindi

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi

Masindi, Uganda, 08 July 1946

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

Masindi, Uganda, 08 July 1946

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

Kazia (on left), Józefa (seated), Maria (on right).

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

Kazia (on left), Józefa (seated), Maria (on right).

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

1943 - 1948

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

1943 - 1948

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

Inscription on back of photo of Masindi Church, 1947

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

Inscription on back of photo of Masindi Church, 1947

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

Masindi Church

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

Masindi Church

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

Maria Wójcik and her mother Józefa in Masindi, Uganda, 08 July 1946

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Masindi, Bunyoro

http://www.indeksrepresjonowanych.pl/indeks

Karta Foundation

During WWII

Russia

Piermogorje, Archangielsk

Job reference issued when leaving for England.

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Civilian camp, Masindi, Bunyoro

Job reference issued when leaving for England.

Stanisława Wherrett

After WWII

Uganda

Civilian camp, Masindi, Bunyoro

Wójcik Family listed on MV Winchester manifest. The ship sailed from Cape Town to Mombasa then via Aden, the Red Sea, the Suez Canal, the Mediterranean, past the Rock of Gibraltar and then over the Atlantic to Southampton, docking on 15 August 1948.

After WWII

Kenya

Mombasa

Polish children at Tengeru Camp in Tanganyika, 1943. In the middle of the photograph is the grandfather of Terry Zajer, who was deported in 1940 from Lwow to Siberia.

Terry Zajer

During WWII

Tanzania

Tengeru Camp

This is the reverse side of the previous photograph of the Polish Children at Tengeru Camp in Tanganyika. The gentleman in the middle of the previous photograph is the grandfather of Terry Zajer, who was deported from Lwow to Siberia in 1940. This photograph was taken in 1943. The note is from Pan Zajer to his son, who was then in the Polish Forces in Scotland (he took part in the September 1939 campaign and was later awarded the Cross of Valour for his service in the Normandy Landings).

Terry Zajer

During WWII

Tanzania

Tengeru Camp

My mum's sisters and babcia. L-R Jozefa, Petronela, Tereska and Anna Zukowska 1945?

Helena Kordzinski

During WWII

? and Jozefa Zukowska 8 June 1947?

Helena Kordzinski

During WWII

Teresa Zukowska

Helena Kordzinski

During WWII

Ranucha? Hania (my mum) and Danusia

Helena Kordzinski

During WWII

Petronela, Babcia, Jozefa, Teresa plus ? 1945?

Helena Kordzinski

During WWII

? and Jozefa Zukowska 8 June 1947?

Helena Kordzinski

During WWII

Ciocia Jozefa 2nd left

Helena Kordzinski

During WWII

Map of Polish refugee camps and settlements in Africa

Stolen Childhood Fr Lucjan Królikowski John Deyell Company, Canada 0-9691588-0-7

During WWII

Ksawery’s sister Wanda with her daughter Danuta

Izabela Madajska-Kociuba

During WWII