Bogusława and Dioniza Gradzik
Photo taken in children's camp in Iran
Dioniza Choros
During WWII
Iran
Names of those in group photo at Isfahan children’s camp
Names written on the back of the group photo are faint and not easily read.
Dioniza Choros
During WWII
Iran
Isfahan
Group photo at Isfahan children’s camp
Some names were written on the back and a photo of the back is included in this collection.
Dioniza Choros
During WWII
Iran
Isfahan
Group photo at Isfahan children’s camp
Some names were written on the back and a photo of the back is included in this collection.
Dioniza Choros
During WWII
Iran
Isfahan
Body of Christ Altar Postcard
This altar was used in the Body of Christ Procession in Isfahan in 1943. The priest in photo is Ks Fransiczek Tomasz. See next item which shows text on the reverse side of the postcard.
Dioniza Choros
During WWII
Iraq
Isfahan
Polish children memorial in Isfahan
Marble tablet built into a chapel in Isfahan belonging to charity nuns sent by Pope Pius XII. Tablet remembers children coming to the chapel to give thanksgiving for their deliverance their years of deportation.
Dioniza Choros
Iraq
Isfahan
Reverse side of postcard ‘Iran – Body of Christ Altar’
Text in Polish on reverse side of postcard.
Dioniza Choros
During WWII
Iraq
Isfahan
Isfahan – 5th February 1944
At the orphanage in Isfahan, Franciszek Szpetnar is sitting in the front row, 2nd from right
Franciszek Szpetnar
Iran
Isfahan
Franciszek Szpetnar with Family
Francizek's Szpetnar's with family - possibly in Isfahan?
Franciszek Szpetnar
Iran
Isfahan
Photo of the grave of Tadeusz Kustra
Photo of the grave of Tadeusz Kustra
Frank Kustra
During WWII
Iran
Pahlevi
Commemorative Refugee Card Iran
Card presented to Polish refugees in Teheran from General Sikorski.
Chris Jezewski
During WWII
Iran
Teheran
Ain-Karem Village, 1942-1944.
Ain-Karem Village, 1942-1944.
Danuta Morgan
Israel
Ain-Karem
Ain-Karem
Road in Ain-Karem, leading to the scout camp, not far from the spring where Jesus spoke to a woman and drank some water from the pool
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Israel
Ain-Karem
Danuta after Betania
Ain-Karem 1942 after Betania. Halina Zamulska, Danuta Gorczynska, Renia Siclorowiez 1942-1944
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Israel
Danuta and Brother 1943
Danuta with her brother Jasio in Ain-Karem 1943
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Israel
Danuta in Betany
Betany - Holiday for three months, after Russia. Then Ain-Karem 1942 to 1945. Father found me there, after coming from Russia.
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Israel
Bethany
Danuta in Palestine
Palestine, in the army for women, Camp Rehowot. Jasia Giereuszkie, Danusia Giereuszkiewic and Danuta Gorczynska
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Danuta with father in Ain-Karem, 1942
Danuta with father in Ain-Karem, 1942
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Israel
Danuta with her brother Jasiu in Palestine.
Danuta with her brother Jasiu in Palestine.
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Drawing of Danuta, 1942-1945
Drawing of Danuta, 1942-1945
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Danuta, 1945-1947 in Nazareth
Danuta, 1945-1947 in Nazareth
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Israel
Father and I outside his quarters
Outside Father's quarters in Barbara JSK High School
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Lebanon
Father in front of his quarters
Father in front of his quarters - Head Master at Barbara JSK Kadets High School.
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Lebanon
General Szyszkov Bogusz visit
General Szyszkov Bogusz visit
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
My Mother, Aniela Goczynska
She died in Teheran 29/4/1942.
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
My mother’s grave
Mother's grave in Teheran 1942, later changed to a memorial stone.
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Iran
Teheran
Photo of Danuta, age 13
Danuta Gorczynska, after her mother died in Teheran at 13 years of age. In Persia, after being sent to Siberia in 13/4/1940 from Lwow, Poland. She was on her own at the time.
Danuta Morgan
During WWII
Iran
Teheran
Bheestis in Valivade
Bheestis in Valivade
Barbara Charuba
After WWII
India
Valivade
Polish Orphans in Teheran
Polish Orphans in Teheran
Barbara Charuba
During WWII
Iran
Teheran
Group of women in Ahvaz
Group of women in Ahvaz
Barbara Charuba
During WWII
Poland
Ahwaz