Genealogy / Looking for information: Gałęza, Dybka, Wojkrow, Zyma. [9]

My mother was sent to New Zealand from Iran - we are trying to gather as much information as possible - we have the following information:

Gałęza Dybka Wojkrow Zyma Kremerówka Chodorów
Surnames: Gałęza Dybka Wojkrow Zyma
Looking for any info on these surnames.
My mother (surname Dybka) has on her birth certificate Chodorów, Bóbrka which was the nearest town.
From what I understand her parents (Michal Dybka & Maria Gałęza) were living in the village of Kremerówka - where my mother was born in 1935.

One of my mothers sisters married into the surname Wojkrow, another Zyma.
My spelling might not be 100% perfect.

My grandfather (Michal Dybka) - well his father was Andrzej Dybka was from Przeworsk, from a village called back then Gorliczynska. Its a street name now I understand.

My grandmother (Maria Gałęza) came from a village near Jaroslaw - maybe Laesanska or Laesainska.

In the 1990 Poland census (14yrs ago now) there was only 1 GALEZA registered - The Galeza was in Bielskie region.

Thank you for any information provided.

History / Documentary by Khosrow Sinai "The Lost Requiem" Polish orphans in New Zealand? [6]

Hi

Has anyone seen a documentary by Khosrow Sinai "The Lost Requiem" - My mother was sent to New Zealand and our family is interested in the history of it all - I was wondering if this is worth trying to get a copy of, and of course can it be found in English.

thanks