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New file about Polish Navy uploaded to Virtual Museum
开云体育Dear Group,
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I have just uploaded a book about the Polish Navy to the Hall of Memories
in the Virtual Museum.? You can find it at the following link ....
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Sincere thanks to Zosia Biegus, who runs the Northwick Park web site (see
link below), for providing us with this copy.
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Kind regards,
Krystyna Szypowska - Winnipeg, Canada ? ? ?
Dear Krystyna
I am attaching the "Szkola Morska" PDF file, hope it will be useful. The
school moved from Landywood to Lilford and there is more information about
Lilford on my web site.?
Kind Regards
Zosia. |
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Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
开云体育Hania – the file is over 42 GB in size and cannot be emailed.? Please
view it online in the Virtual Museum at the following link ....
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Kind regards,
Krystyna Szypowska - Winnipeg, Canada
From: Anne Kaczanowski
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 10:44 PM
Subject: Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk
to Pahlevi ?
My Smart Screen filter won't allow this either.....is the March -Pahlevi to big to copy and paste??
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hania
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From: JanZ
To: Kresy-Siberia@... Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 6:55:24 PM Subject: RE: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ?
Lenarda
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Sorry, had not realised that
these adverts would come up on the SendSpace site.
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To make it easier I?�?ve linked
the files on this site:
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Janusz
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From: Kresy-Siberia@...
[mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Lenarda
Szymczak Sent: 27 March 2013 23:45 To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: RE: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ?
Janusz after seeing Basia
message, I gave it another go and instead of clicking on black box download,
(which had Malicious Website) I click on blue box download, (approved by my computer) it
was a case of learning how to navigate site, my apologies.? Thank you for
the link.
Lenarda, Australia
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From: Kresy-Siberia@...
[mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...]
On Behalf Of Lenarda Szymczak Sent: Thursday, 28 March, 2013 9:57 AM To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: RE: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ?
Janusz, I get MALICIOUS WEBSITE
and my computer will not allow me to enter.? Also on subject of German
plane, there is report of German plane destroying a ship in around June 1942,
but in the report it states that only the crew and Captain were lost, no other
persons onboard.
Lenarda, Australia
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From: Kresy-Siberia@...
[mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...]
On Behalf Of JanZ Sent: Thursday, 28 March, 2013 9:28 AM To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ?
Stan and John
On the 71st
anniversary of the first arrivals in Pahlevi I send you links to the Pahlevi
reports from the UK National Archives!
There are two from Lt. Col. Ross
(one for March - April and the other for August ?�“ September 1942). There is
also a 3rd report from Lt. Col Ata-Ullah from the Indian Field
Ambulance service.
All fascinating with extremely
valuable information on the arrivals in Pahlevi. Hopefully provides many of the
missing pieces in your research.
Ross mentions a German plane
flying overhead in September. Maybe the one which took the aerial photos of the
camps!
All the best
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Janusz
File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - March -
April 1942.pdf
File Size: 42 MB Download Link: File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - Aug - Sept 1942.pdf File Size: 30.9 MB Download Link: File Name: Pahlevi March - April 1942 - Indian Field Ambulance Report.pdf File Size: 15.9 MB Download Link: File Name: aerial photos of camps in Pahlevi Sept 1942.pdf File Size: 3.3 MB Download Link: From: Kresy-Siberia@...
[mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...]
On Behalf Of Stanislaw Zwierzynski Sent: Saturday, 23 March, 2013 9:38 PM To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi |
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Re: Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
开云体育Hi Anna,
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We have a PhD student in the UK currently doing research in the National
Archives for us, and developing a listing of what is available that is linked to
our history.? This work is linked to developing some more Galleries in the
Virtual Museum.
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We will certainly be sharing her work with the group, once she has
published her results.
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Kind regards,
Krystyna Szypowska - Winnipeg, Canada ? ? ? From: annapacewicz
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2013 7:14 AM
Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Re: Stan and John......Krasnowodsk
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Dear Janusz, Thank you so much! What amazing documents. My father was one of
the sailors in the very first evacuation so it was fascinating to read.
Apologies if I have missed something but did you actually go to Kew and find
these documents. I have previously found lots of the War Cabinet reports from
the National Archives online with regard to mention of the Polish Forces. But I
just wonder.... what other treasures are in the National Archives! Does anybody
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Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Re: Francis Omylak - Kermine Krasnovodsk Pahlevi Ahwazu Llyda Suez
John Halucha
Very interesting, Frances. It was not obvious to me from the review whether this is about the first (March-April) transport or August transport, though "one of the last transports" suggests the latter. Does anyone on forum have Richard Lysakowski's book "Siberian Odyssey: The Song of the Cornucopia", and can you clear up that question? This is the first mention I have seen of a freighter named "Baku", though I have not yet fully read a huge draft document that Stan has put together so it may be there. Stan has already done an immense amount of work on this and is still hard at it. Many reports indicate the Krasnovodsk-Pahlevi crossing took a little over a day, depending on the ship, weather conditions, mechanical problems, etc. So this instance of "three days and two nights" implies problems on this particular trip unless the vessel was exceptionally slow. Another book for my reading list. Thank you. John Halucha Sault Ste Marie, Canada From: Frances To: Kresy-Siberia@... Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2013 3:04:11 AM Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Re: Francis Omylak - Kermine Krasnovodsk Pahlevi Ahwazu Llyda Suez
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For John and Stan Alexandra - thank you for describing your family's tumultuous journey of survival. The Caspian Sea is truly treacherous? - and it's hard to imagine how your parents must have felt at the time .... especially after all their horrific experiences. I'm now adding something I have just found about the length of time taken to cross the Caspian Sea --? (irrespective of the date of leaving) Richard was on one of the last transports to leave for?the port of Krasnovodsk on the Caspian Sea. The ship for the crossing to?Persia was a freighter called the Baku. He was very ill and Red Cross personnel carried him onto the ship on a stretcher. "In the three days and two nights that it took us to travel across a wide stretch of this great inland sea, I was able to get up, eat well, and walk cautiously around the deck. (p. 198)" |
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Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Re: Francis Omylak - Kermine Krasnovodsk Pahlevi Ahwazu Llyda Suez
John Halucha
Your "small piece of information" may have tacked down the date of the storm, Alexandra! From other reports discussed here recently it was not clear whether a big storm happened the night of March 27-28 or March 28-29, but if you and your parents were already in Pahlevi March 28 it had to be the former. Indeed, there may have been more than one storm. However, many reports speak of a calm crossing so until more facts emerge my hypothesis is that there was one severe
storm and it was the night of March 27-28. Your contribution illustrates that every bit of such information posted to the forum is of immense importance. I hope it will inspire others to share their stories, because even if a particular detail appears "small" on its own it becomes part of a larger picture and brings it into sharper focus. Many thanks. John Halucha Sault Ste Marie, Canada From: Alexandra Copley To: "Kresy-Siberia@..." Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2013 1:27:20 AM Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Re: Francis Omylak - Kermine Krasnovodsk Pahlevi Ahwazu Llyda Suez
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Dear Stan, John, Frances et al ? This topic still seems to attract interest of the group, so I will add my small piece of information about arrival dates from Krasnovodsk to Pahlevi, and the storm on the Caspian Sea. ? We?(father, who was in the Air Force, mother and I) made the journey down the Caspian in March 1942.? I grew up?knowing the story of the terrible storm that occurred during our crossing;? my father lashed the three of us to some sort of fixed post on the deck of the ship (name unknown) to save us from being washed overboard, but a small quantity of 'black flour' Mama had saved was lost to the waves.? I have recently come across a photograph of Mama and me (a babe in arms) standing on what appears to be a wharf.?
In the background are
crowds of people (both men and women) some of whom are wearing army greatcoats.? On the back my father has written 'Pahlevi. 28.lll.1942.?' and, in Polish, a sentence which Stefan Wisnowski has translated for me as 'First steps beyond the border'.??I understand this to mean that this photo was taken?immediately after?we arrived in Pahlevi, Persia?from Krasnovodsk, Russia. ? I had?assume that we left Krasnovodsk on 27 March, and arrived on 28 March.? If indeed we were on a ship that drifted for days because of a storm at sea we must have left several days earlier.? I wonder if there was more than one stormy crossing, which accounts for the confusion with dates. ? Kind regards ? Alexandra Copley Australia ? |
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Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
John Halucha
Superb, Janusz! My primary interest is the March-April transport since it included my father, and from first glance it is obvious this document is chock-full of information and will take some time to digest. Many thanks for making these important papers available to all. John
Halucha Sault Ste Marie, Canada From: JanZ To: Kresy-Siberia@... Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 6:28:21 PM Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
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Stan and John On the 71st anniversary of the first arrivals in Pahlevi I send you links to the Pahlevi reports from the UK National Archives! There are two from Lt. Col. Ross (one for March - April and the other for August ?�“ September 1942). There is also a 3rd report from Lt. Col Ata-Ullah from the Indian Field Ambulance service. All fascinating with extremely valuable information on the arrivals in Pahlevi. Hopefully
provides many of the missing pieces in your research. Ross mentions a German plane flying overhead in September. Maybe the one which took the aerial photos of the camps! All the best ? Janusz File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - March - April 1942.pdf File Size: 42 MB Download Link: File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - Aug - Sept 1942.pdf File Size: 30.9 MB Download Link: File Name: Pahlevi March - April 1942 - Indian Field Ambulance Report.pdf File Size: 15.9 MB Download Link: File Name: aerial photos of camps in Pahlevi Sept 1942.pdf File Size: 3.3 MB Download Link: |
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Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Re: Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
Krystyna Mew
Hi Anna I don't know whether your father was naturalised in the UK.? I managed to get a copy of my father's naturalisation papers from the National Archives. I came across a link accidentally having been searching my father's name on line.? When I tried to open the link it was marked closed for, I think, 100 years.? I got in touch with the National Archives and they said that if I could prove that I was the closest living next of kin? that they could open them and I could go to Kew and take a copy. So I have a copy and it is a fantastic source of information.? Please note though the these papers remain the copyright of the National Archives. Krystyna Mew France
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Re: Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
Dear Janusz, Thank you so much! What amazing documents. My father was one of the sailors in the very first evacuation so it was fascinating to read. Apologies if I have missed something but did you actually go to Kew and find these documents. I have previously found lots of the War Cabinet reports from the National Archives online with regard to mention of the Polish Forces. But I just wonder.... what other treasures are in the National Archives! Does anybody else have experience finding documents there?
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Thank you so much again, very valuable. Kind regards Anna Pacewicz Sydney --- In Kresy-Siberia@..., JanZ <janz@...> wrote:
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Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
开云体育Basia, ? Its my pleasure! ? I copied these documents at the National Archives, at Kew, which is packed with amazing records such as these. ? Thanks are also due to Ewa D from Nevada and Chris from Calgary for identifying the location of these documents. ? Janusz ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Barbara Milligan
Sent: 27 March 2013 22:58 To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ? ? Amazing stuff Janusz. How do you do it? Thank you so much it's fascinating and informative and very pertinent.? ? All the best, ? Basia (UK) On 27 Mar 2013, at 22:28, JanZ wrote: ? ? Stan and John On the 71st anniversary of the first arrivals in Pahlevi I send you links to the Pahlevi reports from the UK National Archives! There are two from Lt. Col. Ross (one for March - April and the other for August ??? September 1942). There is also a 3rd report from Lt. Col Ata-Ullah from the Indian Field Ambulance service. All fascinating with extremely valuable information on the arrivals in Pahlevi. Hopefully provides many of the missing pieces in your research. Ross mentions a German plane flying overhead in September. Maybe the one which took the aerial photos of the camps! All the best ? Janusz File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - March - April 1942.pdf From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Stanislaw Zwierzynski ? ? ? |
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Barbara Milligan
Martin, I think they must exist, but probably the best place to look is at the Sikorski as I think they have the fullest records.
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Anna, my Mother and Great Aunt worked at the same hospital as your Aunt. My Mother told of also working at a hospital/ward which dealt exclusively with tubercular patients. There were American medical staff there, and they were all told to smoke as the tar from the cigarettes would coat their lungs and prevent them from catching TB. I think this one was also in Teheran but could not guarantee it as she worked in hospitals in Ahwaz and Karachi too. Best wishes, Basia (UK) On 28 Mar 2013, at 10:08, annapacewicz wrote:
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Re: Polish Navy - Liverpool 25/26 May - 70th Anniversary of the Battle of Atlantic
Eva
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Yes of course I will take photos! Good idea about having a special flier for the event. Let's discuss off line and if there are any members who would like to help with this task or be involved in our Navy gallery or can come to Liverpool please let us know. All the best. Eva Kresy-Siberia (UK) Manchester --- In Kresy-Siberia@..., "annapacewicz" <annapacewicz@...> wrote:
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Re: Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
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This is just a long shot - I really have no idea. But my Aunt worked as a Nurse for the Polish Red Cross in Tehran. Surely the Polish Red Cross would have kept records? Would it be worth contacting them? Kind regards, Anna Pacewicz Sydney --- In Kresy-Siberia@..., martin stepek <mstepek@...> wrote:
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Thanks so much for?making these available on our site?Krystyna (even though it through out my day plan somewhat this morning by reading it instead of starting my to do list!) ? I was particularly interested in the August / Second evacuations report as this was when my family of four - on three separate ships - came to Persia. Give that this was an official report the author’s horror is evident to see at times, and immensely moving. ? One sentence was particularly shattering, referring to children placed in special hospital camps at Pahlevi?"Their average stay in the camp was 7 and 1/2 days and their average increase in weight during this period was 21lbs 1oz." ? How starved must you be to be able to put on a stone and a half - or 9.5kg - in a week? Dad said he estimated whether he was getting worse or better by seeing if he could still put his hand round his thigh and be able to make the middle finger and thumb touch at the other side. ? One question for the group: Do we have other official reports from the British, Indian, American or Polish medical and armed forces about the situation in Teheran? My father said he was in a makeshift hospital there, his bed between factory machinery, and was tended to by Americans. I would have thought that somewhere individuals’ names would be recorded, possibly medical records, date of entry and departure from camps or hospitals etc. ? It is these dates that I am particularly missing in the timeline of my family. When did each family member - there were four - arrive in Pahlevi, be hospitalised there, leave hospital there, be taken to Teheran, be hospitalised or encamped there, leave hospital there, and finally leave Teheran for Palestine, or in Dad’s case Basra, Iraq. ? My guess is that these details do exist. They had to otherwise the army wouldn’t know if people went missing or deserted or died. ? Warm regards Martin Stepek Author?“For There is Hope” available from ?and Also available on Kindle Eleanor Livingstone, Festival Director of StAnza, Scotland's annual international poetry festival?says of the book "Powerful and compelling... told in raw language... like a candle glow in the darkness of the telling." ? Sent from Windows Mail ? |
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Re: Francis Omylak - Kermine Krasnovodsk Pahlevi Ahwazu Llyda Suez
For John and Stan Alexandra - thank you for describing your family's tumultuous journey of survival. The Caspian Sea is truly treacherous? - and it's hard to imagine how your parents must have felt at the time .... especially after all their horrific experiences. I'm now adding something I have just found about the length of time taken to cross the Caspian Sea --? (irrespective of the date of leaving) Richard was on one of the last transports to leave for?the port of Krasnovodsk on the Caspian Sea. The ship for the crossing to?Persia was a freighter called the Baku. He was very ill and Red Cross personnel carried him onto the ship on a stretcher. "In the three days and two nights that it took us to travel across a wide stretch of this great inland sea, I was able to get up, eat well, and walk cautiously around the deck. (p. 198)" ?In Kresy-Siberia@..., Alexandra Copley wrote: > > Dear Stan, John, Franceset al > ? > This topic still seems to attract interest of the group, so I will add my small piece of information about arrival dates from Krasnovodsk to Pahlevi, and the storm on the Caspian Sea. > ? > We?(father, who was in the Air Force, mother and I) made the journey down the Caspian in March 1942.? I grew up?knowing the story of the terrible storm that occurred during our crossing;? my father lashed the three of us to some sort of fixed post on the deck of the ship (name unknown) to save us from being washed overboard, but a small quantity of 'black flour' Mama had saved was lost to the waves.? I have recently come across a photograph of Mama and me (a babe in arms) standing on what appears to be a wharf.? In the background are crowds of people (both men and women) some of whom are wearing army greatcoats.? On the back my father has written 'Pahlevi. 28.lll.1942.?' and, in Polish, a sentence which Stefan Wisnowski has translated for me as 'First steps beyond the border'.??I understand this to mean that this photo was taken?immediately after?we arrived in Pahlevi, Persia?from Krasnovodsk, Russia. > ? > I had?assume that we left Krasnovodsk on 27 March, and arrived on 28 March.? If indeed we were on a ship that drifted for days because of a storm at sea we must have left several days earlier.? I wonder if there was more than one stormy crossing, which accounts for the confusion with dates. > ? > Kind regards > ? > Alexandra Copley > Australia > |
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Re: Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
开云体育Dear Group,
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I have now added these files to the Kresy-Siberia Virtual Museum.?
They are in the Hall of Memories at the following link ....
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I caution you that these files are quite large and do take a while to open
even if you have high-speed internet access, so please be patient.
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Thank you, Jan, for making them available to us.
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Kind regards, Krystyna ----- Krystyna Szypowska - Winnipeg, Canada ? ? ? From: JanZ
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 5:28 PM
Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to
Pahlevi ?
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Stan and John On the 71st anniversary of the first arrivals in Pahlevi I send you links to the Pahlevi reports from the UK National Archives! There are two from Lt. Col. Ross (one for March - April and the other for August – September 1942). There is also a 3rd report from Lt. Col Ata-Ullah from the Indian Field Ambulance service. All fascinating with extremely valuable information on the arrivals in Pahlevi. Hopefully provides many of the missing pieces in your research. Ross mentions a German plane flying overhead in September. Maybe the one which took the aerial photos of the camps! All the best
Janusz File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - March - April
1942.pdf From: Kresy-Siberia@...
[mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...]
On Behalf Of Stanislaw Zwierzynski ? |
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Re: Francis Omylak - Kermine Krasnovodsk Pahlevi Ahwazu Llyda Suez
Dear Stan, John, Frances et al ? This topic still seems to attract interest of the group, so I will add my small piece of information about arrival dates from Krasnovodsk to Pahlevi, and the storm on the Caspian Sea. ? We?(father, who was in the Air Force, mother and I) made the journey down the Caspian in March 1942.? I grew up?knowing the story of the terrible storm that occurred during our crossing;? my father lashed the three of us to some sort of fixed post on the deck of the ship (name unknown) to save us from being washed overboard, but a small quantity of 'black flour' Mama had saved was lost to the waves.? I have recently come across a photograph of Mama and me (a babe in arms) standing on what appears to be a wharf.? In the background are
crowds of people (both men and women) some of whom are wearing army greatcoats.? On the back my father has written 'Pahlevi. 28.lll.1942.?' and, in Polish, a sentence which Stefan Wisnowski has translated for me as 'First steps beyond the border'.??I understand this to mean that this photo was taken?immediately after?we arrived in Pahlevi, Persia?from Krasnovodsk, Russia. ? I had?assume that we left Krasnovodsk on 27 March, and arrived on 28 March.? If indeed we were on a ship that drifted for days because of a storm at sea we must have left several days earlier.? I wonder if there was more than one stormy crossing, which accounts for the confusion with dates. ? Kind regards ? Alexandra Copley Australia ? ? |
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Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
My Smart Screen filter won't allow this either.....is the March -Pahlevi to big to copy and paste?? ? hania From: JanZ To: Kresy-Siberia@... Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2013 6:55:24 PM Subject: RE: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
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Lenarda ? Sorry, had not realised that these adverts would come up on the SendSpace site. ? To make it easier I?�?ve linked the files on this site: ? ? Janusz ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Lenarda Szymczak Sent: 27 March 2013 23:45 To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: RE: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ? ? Janusz after seeing Basia message, I gave it another go and instead of clicking on black box download, (which had Malicious Website) I click on blue box download, (approved by my computer) it was a case of learning how to navigate site, my apologies.? Thank you for the link. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Lenarda Szymczak Sent: Thursday, 28 March, 2013 9:57 AM To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: RE: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ? ? Janusz, I get MALICIOUS WEBSITE and my computer will not allow me to enter.? Also on subject of German plane, there is report of German plane destroying a ship in around June 1942, but in the report it states that only the crew and Captain were lost, no other persons onboard. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of JanZ Sent: Thursday, 28 March, 2013 9:28 AM To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ? ? Stan and John On the 71st anniversary of the first arrivals in Pahlevi I send you links to the Pahlevi reports from the UK National Archives! There are two from Lt. Col. Ross (one for March - April and the other for August ?�“ September 1942). There is also a 3rd report from Lt. Col Ata-Ullah from the Indian Field Ambulance service. All fascinating with extremely valuable
information on the arrivals in Pahlevi. Hopefully provides many of the missing pieces in your research. Ross mentions a German plane flying overhead in September. Maybe the one which took the aerial photos of the camps! All the best ? Janusz File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - March - April 1942.pdf File Size: 42 MB Download Link: File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - Aug - Sept 1942.pdf File Size: 30.9 MB Download Link: File Name: Pahlevi March - April 1942 - Indian Field Ambulance Report.pdf File Size: 15.9 MB Download Link: File Name: aerial photos of camps in Pahlevi Sept 1942.pdf File Size: 3.3 MB Download Link: From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Stanislaw Zwierzynski Sent: Saturday, 23 March, 2013 9:38 PM To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ? |
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Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
开云体育Janusz, Well done for finding Ross Reports. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Lenarda Szymczak [mailto:szymczak01@...]
Sent: Thursday, 28 March, 2013 2:29 PM To: 'Kresy-Siberia@...' Subject: RE: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ? Janusz,no need for sorry, all is a learning curve, I have been educated more, ?this is brilliant thank you very much and members please go to this link, it is so easy. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of JanZ ? ? Lenarda ? Sorry, had not realised that these adverts would come up on the SendSpace site. ? To make it easier I’ve linked the files on this site: ? ? Janusz ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Lenarda Szymczak ? ? Janusz after seeing Basia message, I gave it another go and instead of clicking on black box download, (which had Malicious Website) I click on blue box download, (approved by my computer) it was a case of learning how to navigate site, my apologies.? Thank you for the link. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Lenarda Szymczak ? ? Janusz, I get MALICIOUS WEBSITE and my computer will not allow me to enter.? Also on subject of German plane, there is report of German plane destroying a ship in around June 1942, but in the report it states that only the crew and Captain were lost, no other persons onboard. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of JanZ ? ? Stan and John On the 71st anniversary of the first arrivals in Pahlevi I send you links to the Pahlevi reports from the UK National Archives! There are two from Lt. Col. Ross (one for March - April and the other for August – September 1942). There is also a 3rd report from Lt. Col Ata-Ullah from the Indian Field Ambulance service. All fascinating with extremely valuable information on the arrivals in Pahlevi. Hopefully provides many of the missing pieces in your research. Ross mentions a German plane flying overhead in September. Maybe the one which took the aerial photos of the camps! All the best ? Janusz File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - March - April 1942.pdf From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Stanislaw Zwierzynski ? |
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Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi
开云体育Janusz,no need for sorry, all is a learning curve, I have been educated more, ?this is brilliant thank you very much and members please go to this link, it is so easy. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of JanZ
Sent: Thursday, 28 March, 2013 11:55 AM To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: RE: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Stan and John......Krasnowodsk to Pahlevi ? ? Lenarda ? Sorry, had not realised that these adverts would come up on the SendSpace site. ? To make it easier I’ve linked the files on this site: ? ? Janusz ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Lenarda Szymczak ? ? Janusz after seeing Basia message, I gave it another go and instead of clicking on black box download, (which had Malicious Website) I click on blue box download, (approved by my computer) it was a case of learning how to navigate site, my apologies.? Thank you for the link. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Lenarda Szymczak ? ? Janusz, I get MALICIOUS WEBSITE and my computer will not allow me to enter.? Also on subject of German plane, there is report of German plane destroying a ship in around June 1942, but in the report it states that only the crew and Captain were lost, no other persons onboard. Lenarda, Australia ? From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of JanZ ? ? Stan and John On the 71st anniversary of the first arrivals in Pahlevi I send you links to the Pahlevi reports from the UK National Archives! There are two from Lt. Col. Ross (one for March - April and the other for August – September 1942). There is also a 3rd report from Lt. Col Ata-Ullah from the Indian Field Ambulance service. All fascinating with extremely valuable information on the arrivals in Pahlevi. Hopefully provides many of the missing pieces in your research. Ross mentions a German plane flying overhead in September. Maybe the one which took the aerial photos of the camps! All the best ? Janusz File Name: Pahlevi Evacuations Report - March - April 1942.pdf From: Kresy-Siberia@... [mailto:Kresy-Siberia@...] On Behalf Of Stanislaw Zwierzynski ? |