Profile - Nowotarski Mikołaj
- ID: 152016
Sources:
- Kresy-Siberia: KSVM Contributor
- Index: 2nd Polish Corps
- Given Name: Mikołaj
- Family Name: Nowotarski
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- Sex: male
- Date and Place of Birth: 1905, Poland
- Did the person die during World War II?: no
- Date and place of Death: 1972, New Zealand, Wellington, Heart Attack
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- Given name of spouse: Janina Nowotarska
- Maiden name of spouse: Świerczyńska
- Given name(s) of children: Jan, Maria, Teresa, Helena
- Description: Mikołaj's first wife was Rozalia (Jagusz) Nowotarska and they had two children together Jan and Maria. Rozalia sadly passed away approx. 1937. Mikołaj and Janina met and were married in New Zealand. They had two children together, Teresa and Helena.
Personal situation at the outbreak of WWII
- Residence at the outbreak of WWII: Poland, Stanisławowskie, Tłumacz, Zagorze Polskie
- Kresy inhabitant status:
- Ethnicity: Polish
- Religion: Roman Catholic
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- Occupation at the outbreak of WWII: Farmer (previously part of the army's border patrol)
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Deportations and repressions
- Deportation:
Deportation From Date 1940-02-10 Deportation To Date 1941-08-24 Country Russian SFSR Oblast Komi republika autonomiczna Other Żeleznodorożny - Description: The information on Mikołaj's deportation was sourced from Ósrodek Karta. After Amnesty Mikołaj and another from the camp built a raft together - five of them (including Mikołaj's two children, Jan and Maria) travelled on the raft from the camp to the nearest city.
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Military Experience
- Military service:
Served in 2nd Corps (Gen. Anders) Unit Mikołaj was a starszy strzelec in the Army and served in Egypt and Jerusalem. - Other military service:
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Other wartime circumstances
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- Orphanages: Pahiatua, NEW ZEALAND
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- Residence after 1945: Country: New Zealand
Province: Rotorua
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