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Stan, Thanks for the work you are doing. I didn't reply because my family were not deported to Akmolinsk, but i wish to correct a slip by Mark which appears to say that they were living in Przemysl.

Thanks Anna and Stan. I believe that Bronislawa, duaghter Marta (2) and son Ryszard (15) were deported Aril 13th but I cant prove that date yet. From Sikorski's I have a list showing #12483, they were

________________________________ To: "Kresy-Siberia@..." <Kresy-Siberia@...> Sent: Saturday, May 11, 2013 10:54 AM Subject: Re: [www.Kresy-Siberia.org] Kazakhstan Deportations

Dear Aniu. ? Bator family was deported to Kazakhstan in June (?) 1941 from Janowa Dolina , pow. Kostopol, Wolyn. Father Jozef, mother Rozalia, younger children: Mieczyslaw, Halina , Stanislaw and

Dearest member R.. your words so eloquently describe the amazingly wonderful work of our devoted members who volunteer their time and resources and your deep gratitude is shared by me and i am sure,

Dear group, Stan in Moscow has produced the first table for the Akmolinsk region deportations of April 13th 1940 to Kazakhstan. A huge amount of work has gone into this. It lists the individual

Absolutely, I second that. Best wishes to all concerned. ? Barbara, London UK? ? Barbara Alison Songwriter Website: http://www.songs-barbaraalison.com/ Web Page:

Isn't it amazing, that when life gets tough and the enemy hacks at our core, we only get closer and more supportive of each other and those with special skills volunteer and with all hands on deck,

Flowers, chocolates, vodka and a good nights' sleep. For all the team involved in restoring our beloved KS and keeping it operational, All your hard work is greatly appreciated in keeping our precious

Dear Group, I am pleased to inform you that the Kresy-Siberia Virtual Museum is back on line. Best regards. Eva Szegidewicz Director, Kresy-Siberia (UK)

Dear group, I am not an active posting participant but I often read the messages on this board and glean new information frequently. With the recent technical troubles on the KS site, I am reminded

Dear Group, until KVSM is back on line and fully operational, we can still talk with each other and - Facebook Page http://www.facebook.com/KSF.FKS is an excellent way to stay updated with KS Events

Dear group, this is an extremely interesting interview and an illuminating insight into how the "Eastern bloc" was sovietized at the ground level up. Excellent interviewer too. Kind regards Anna

The first signs of life in KS, hello Barbara, seeing a blank screen from KS for the past two days is very disheartening, Krystyna, can we still talk with each other but not use KSVM? Kind regards

Hi Krystyna I presume there are still problems with the VM website.? Hope it's not too serious.? I'm missing all the interesting information that has been coming my way about Polish history, which I

Thank you for posting this note; so e of these books may prove extremely helpful for those of us trying to understand our families' experiences. I'm grateful.

Sorry folks, the Virtual Museum is still experiencing technical difficulties, and our IT team is going through some very detailed and complex steps to get everything back online as soon as possible.

Thanks Anna, Peter. Just took a quick look in translated version. Are any of those documents new??Are they translated anywhere? ?I see the victim list seems to be from 1937. ? Mark T. - grandson of

Dear all, Many thanks to Peter Muskus for finding this Katyn Bykownia Virtual Museum. www.bykownia.eu/ Kind regards Anna Pacewicz Sydney

Our IT folk have worked wonders, and have restored service to the Virtual Museum. Krystyna Szypowska - Winnipeg, Canada Sent: Tuesday, May 7, 2013 4:45 PM To: Kresy-Siberia@... Subject: