Tony Ivinisivich - Trying to locate member of Polish army (WWII)

Hi there.

I wondered if anyone might be able to help me.

Im trying to locate my grandfatlher who I believe was in the Polish Army.

All I have is his name (which im not even sure is the correct spelling) & that he was based in Arbroath around 1944.

Are there any records out there that list all previous members that I can search through?

Any help & advice would be most appreciated.

Lesley

Did he have a name?

if u give us his name the members here can give u the correct spelling.

Well, the 12th Polish Field Ambulance were based in Arbroath at some point,they left a thank you plaque to the town in 1945 if that helps :)

arbroathtimeline.moonfruit.com

or maybe this site will help;

ostrycharz.free-online.co.uk/Locations.html

any more and i charge for research time :)

Yes.

His name was Tony Ivinisivich however, I cant seem to find anyone else under that name. i noticed another spelling of it which was Ivanisevic however, that appears to be a Croation name.

The Ivinsivich spelling is NOT Polish. The closest is Iwosiewicz, a patreonymic nick from Iwo, a south Slavonic form of the first name John.

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