Edwarda Wiktoria (Szczygieł) Fijał - Finding Father
Finding Father in Pahlavi and brothers in the Middle East.
Edwarda Wiktoria (Szczygieł) Fijał - Nursing Course
Taking an accelerated nursing course in the Middle East.
Halina (Januszewicz) Kozłowska - Identifying the dead
Describing how the deceased were identified, guessing at the age of the person.
Halina (Januszewicz) Kozłowska - Leaving Kolhoz
Describing the journey from the kolkhoz to the southern area of the USSR.
Halina (Januszewicz) Kozłowska - Telling a mother her son died
Describing having to tell a mother that her son had died during the night.
Henryk Franciszek Kustra - Middle East
Being told all that they will be learning, now that they will be educated.
Barbara (Kowalska) Kowalska - Father’s trauma
Barbara (Lenkowska) Czartoszewska - Problems escaping USSR
Zofia (Mertens) Teliga - Surviving USSR
Czesław Zychowicz - Evacuation from USSR
Edmund Majewski - The road to Iraq
Ryszard Liebeskind - First moments in Anders’ Army
Mieczysław Hampel - Sikorski vs Anders
Ryszard Dembiński - Situation in Persia
Aniela (siostra) Nowak - Evacuation
Aniela (siostra) Nowak - Conditions during evacuation
NN. Szkopiak - Evacuation
Stanisław Żurakowski - Evacutation and happiness
Stanisław Żurakowski - Good life in the Army
Danuta (Szczerba-Likiernik vel Gąbińska) Waydenfeld - Evacuation through Caspian Sea
Stefan Waydenfeld - Jewish problems in Polish Army
Józef Królczyk - Summary
This fragment was taken from an interview conducted by Joanna Dudzic of Manchester UK. In this clip, Józef gives a summary of his life, before, during and after the war.
Anna (Slawetska) Bortnowska - Orlenta
The Polish Army invented a formation called Orlenta in order to allow children who were too young to join Junacy a chance to also be evacuated to Persia.
Maria Skałka (s. Maria Lucia) - Fates of the families of soldiers of the Polish Army in USSR
Teofila (siostra Maria Dionette) Werner - Civilians evacuated from the USSR with the Polish Army