Genealogy / Does anyone have any relatives who served with 1st Polish Armoured Division (Gen. Maczek) [311]

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Genealogy / Does anyone have any relatives who served with 1st Polish Armoured Division (Gen. Maczek) [311]

my uncle came through Hungary some came through Romania onto Italy onto france

Genealogy / Does anyone have any relatives who served with 1st Polish Armoured Division (Gen. Maczek) [311]

You could try the Sikosski Institute in London or the next of kin can apply for service records from the British Ministry of Defence go back the way on this page all details are above you.My dad served in the division and was wounded at Falaise.There must be some American Polish societies in you city that could assist you.Dont be afraid to ask for help any Poles i know from these societies are only to glad to help.If your relative had died in Scotland i could give you details of burial location .Wish you luck in your search.

Genealogy / Does anyone have any relatives who served with 1st Polish Armoured Division (Gen. Maczek) [311]

Try Polonica in Scotland for IPAD info

Genealogy / Does anyone have any relatives who served with 1st Polish Armoured Division (Gen. Maczek) [311]

forourfreedomandyours.com Found this site in Scotland

"For much of the nineteenth and early twentieth century Poland was divided and ruled by its three imperial neighbours: Prussia, Austria and Russia. The Poles’ fight against this occupation forced thousands into exile. Many then joined the armies of other nations who shared their struggle for freedom. The title of the exhibition is a motto from these years that found new meaning during the dark days of World War Two".

Genealogy / Does anyone have any relatives who served with 1st Polish Armoured Division (Gen. Maczek) [311]

The Kosciuszko Foundation - Petition on German Concentration Camps
thekf.org
WHEREAS the media uses the historically erroneous terms "Polish concentration camp" and "Polish death camp" to describe Auschwitz and other Nazi extermination camps built by the Germans during World War II, which confuses impressionable and undereducated readers, leading them to believe that the Holocaust was somehow Polish please sign the petition

Genealogy / Does anyone have any relatives who served with 1st Polish Armoured Division (Gen. Maczek) [311]

There is a dedicated page were you can share your stories and pictures and see all posted on Facebook its a great site dedicated to keep our relatives names and contribution to the fore.Join

Genealogy / Does anyone have any relatives who served with 1st Polish Armoured Division (Gen. Maczek) [311]

Just go to facebook type in 1st Polish Armoured Division

facebook.com/pages/1st-Polish-Armoured-Division/94791653143