History / The role of PSK during WWII? [5]

PSK:Pomocnicza Służba Kobiet [Women's Auxiliary Service]
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_Auxiliary_Service_(Poland)

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomocnicza_S%C5%82u%C5%BCba_Kobiet

Best regards. P.

History / Russian Labor Camps pre-WWII (in the regions of Poland) [7]

Hmm, alternatively, he could have been one of the several thousand Polish Soldiers from all over Poland who saw the war was lost and used the opportunity to try to cross in to Hungary/Rumania and was then caught by the Red Army. The GULag was full of just such cases.

Genealogy / Trying to trace members of Wiatr family [11]

I am a member of the Kresy Group cited by Maksym.
This is what we do.

Stefan Born 1929
Jadwiga Born 1929
Mieczyslaw Born 1925
Marian Born 1934
Stanislaw Born 1931

Deported from the Baranowicze area 24th February 1940 to Vologda Oblast, Vozhegodski Raion, Village of Żarowskij
This is one database that you can use at: indeks.karta.org.pl/pl/wyszukiwanie.jsp

Best regards.

By the way, from the Russian database we know his mother Larisa died 15/8/1940

lists.memo.ru/index3.htm

The family came from: Village of Puziniewicze
gmina Turzec, county stołpecki, voivodeship nowogródzkie

kami.net.pl/kresy/

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