Wall of Tribute - Kresy Siberia

Personal Details


	Name:	Marysia Osicka
	Maiden Name:	Makowska
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	Gender:	Female
	Date of birth:	1922-04-17
	Place of birth:	Poland, Wołyńskie, Kobryn, near Brest Litowski
	Did this person die during World War ll?:	No
	Date of death:	2014-2-26
	Place of death:	Canada
	Cause of Death:
	Fathers given name:	Lucjan (dob 1897)
Entry ID: 83158	Mothers given name:	Aleksandra (dob 1910/11, dod 1933)
	Mothers maiden name:	Dąbrowska
	Given name of spouse:	Jan
	Maiden name of spouse:
	Given name(s) of children:	Ryszard, Jurek
	Description:	Deported with her brother Boleslaw, sister Janina, step-mother, and baby brother Ryszard.

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Personal Situation at the outbreak of WWll

Residence at the outbreak of WWll:	Poland, Wołyńskie, Osada Horyce,
Kresy Inhabitant Status:	Military settler / Family member of military settler
Ethnicity:	Polish
Religion:	Roman Catholic
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Occupation at the outbreak of WWll:	Uczeń/Student
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Deportations and Repressions

FROM: yyyy	mm	dd	To: yyyy	mm	dd	To: Soviet socialist republic	Oblast	Locality
1940	02	10	1941	08	00	Uzbek SSR
1940	02	10	1941	08	00	Russian SFSR	Archangielska oblast'

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Both she and her brother Boleslaw worked in the forest in Archangelsk, driving the horse-drawn carts that were used to transport the lumber. When they were released from the labour camp, they traveled south to find the Polish Army. Their step-mother died at the camp, and their baby brother Ryszard died on the journey south.

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For those who stayed in the Kresy area during WWII, please provide the following information

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Military Experience

Served in	Unit	From: yyyy	mm	dd	To: yyyy	mm	dd
Women's Air Force Auxiliary Service		1942			1946

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Medals received:	British War Medal, Polish Air Force Medal, Siberian Deportees medal
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Orphanages:
Civilian Camp in the Middle East:	Pahlevi
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Civilian Camp in Africa:
Please provide information if none of the preceding apply:	Pahlevi, Teheran, Ahvaz (Persia/Iran), then Tengeru in Africa.