Is there a list of those in the Polish Army during WWII?

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My fathers name was Jerzy Solowiej he lived in the northeast of Poland near Vilno and joined a local regiment at the begining of the war. The only thing I know is that he was at Monte Cassino fighting with the allies at the same time as my father-in-law who was from Yorkshire. He came to England after the war looking for his mother and sister and found them in a refugee camp in Shropshire called Wheaton Aston. He met my mother there and after they married they moved to another refugee camp in Oxfordshire called Springhill where I was born. Neither my mother or father talked about their lives before they came to England I would welcome any information in order for me to find out a little more.

@Teresa Sikora
I believe I have a relevant piece of information..I am reading a French book called "La Vie des Morts" by Agnès Chabrier. The dedication in the book is to a Captain Roman Sikora, killed at Falaise on 8 August 1944. The dedication in French reads: "A la mémoire bien-aimée de mon fiancé, le Capitaine Roman Sikora, tombé dans les combats pour Falaise, le 8 août 1944". I hope this helps your research. There might be a war grave where he is buried; perhaps you might be able to find more information on him at the Sikorski Museum in London. Best wishes.

My father was stationed in Italy from 1946 his unit was the pulku 7 pancerny does anyone know where he would be stationed his name Antoni szeniawski