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Dear George,

Is there any reference to Polska Szkola Morska?
antoni530 in UK

--- In mailto:Kresy-Siberia%40yahoogroups.com, George Neisser wrote:
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> Hi Anna,
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> This is a permanent exhibition on the first floor. (The reading room being one flight up on the second floor.)
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> I will be there again next week all being well, so I can take more detailed photographs if the room is open of course.
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> Best
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> Jurek
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> From: annapacewicz
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> Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Re: Polish Navy Exhibition at Sikorski
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> Jurek, thanks so much for this. Do you know if it is a permanent exhibition or just a temporary one? I was at PISM last September but unfortunately the building was closed for renovations though I was able to spend several hours in the reading room. I went through all of the logbooks for ORP Piorun and Garland. Martin there is a wonderful, detailed account of a convoy night on Slazak in A.D. Divine's book "Navies in Exile". Do you have it? If not, I will scan those pages for you.
> Kind regards,
> Anna Pacewicz
> Sydney
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> --- In mailto:Kresy-Siberia%40yahoogroups.com, martin stepek wrote:
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> > Thanks so much for this George. Dad was on the Slazak, whose wooden name plaque is amongst your great photos. He served on it through D Day and the Normandy landings, and at the symbolic taking by Polish troops of the German port of Wilhelmshaven in May 1945. Prior to this he was on the Krakowiak, involved in the invasions of Sicily (June 43), the Greek Cyclades and Dodecanese groups of islands (Nov 43).
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> > Warm regards
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> > Martin Stepek
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> > Author ??????"For There is Hope????????
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